Le bathyscaphe d'Alexandre. L'homme et la mer au Moyen Age. Préhistoire often displaying intense creativity

often displaying intense creativity

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Le bathyscaphe d'Alexandre. L'homme et la mer au Moyen Age. Préhistoire often displaying intense creativityIt is home to the whale that swallowed Jonah, the sirens who lost Ulysses' companions, the monsters Charybdis and Scylla; it serves as the setting for the tragic love of Tristan and Isolde; it is crossed by Alexander's submarine and Saint Brendan's ship The sea, in the Middle Ages, is a fantasized, legendary, disturbing universe. It is also a central space in the geography and economy of this period. From Viking expeditions to Portuguese explorations,