History of Maps: How Eratosthenes Became the Father of Geography

Eratosthenes, known as the father of geography, managed the Library of Alexandria and made significant scientific contributions, including calculating Earth's circumference. He created one of the first world maps, which, despite inaccuracies, depicted Europe, Africa, and India. His work laid the foundation for modern geography, enhancing our understanding of the world.

Describe the significance of the map created by Eratosthenes.

How did Eratosthenes' work contribute to our understanding of geography?