Behaim

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Behaim is a German surname most notably associated with Martin Behaim, a 15th-century cartographer credited with creating one of the earliest surviving terrestrial globes.

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Behaim canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf German-language surname
cartographer
human
museum
navigator
surname
terrestrial globe
activityPeriod late 15th century
countryOfCitizenship Holy Roman Empire
countryOfOrigin Holy Roman Empire
creator Martin Behaim NERFINISHED
dateOfBirth 1459
dateOfCreation 1492
dateOfDeath 1507
describedAs one of the oldest surviving terrestrial globes
ethnicGroup German
familyName Behaim NERFINISHED
givenName Martin NERFINISHED
hasNotableBearer Martin Behaim NERFINISHED
knownFor creating one of the earliest surviving terrestrial globes
languageOfOrigin German
locatedIn Germanisches Nationalmuseum NERFINISHED
Nuremberg
materialUsed linen
wood
notableFor association with Martin Behaim
notableWork Erdapfel NERFINISHED
occupation merchant
placeOfBirth Nuremberg NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Lisbon NERFINISHED

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Martin Behaim familyName Behaim