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In 793, Europeans knew little beyond Europe, the Mediterranean and the Middle East. Norse sailors reached Iceland, Greenland and Vinland; Marco Polo crossed Asia and came home by sea. From the 1430s the Portuguese worked down the African coast, and within a century Columbus, da Gama and Magellan's crew had linked the oceans. The interiors came last: Siberia with the Cossacks, then North America, Australia and Africa in the 1800s, and Antarctica in the 1900s. The fog only lifts where an expedition passed or a survey reached Europe.

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