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in cinemas now. Welcome to the History Extra Podcast, fascinating historical conversations

from BBC History magazine and BBC History movie.

When did people first figure out that the world wasn't flat? Well, according to author

James Hannum, it was much earlier than you might imagine. John Borkham spoke to James about

his new book The Globe How the Earth Became Round. To find out more on ancient ideas about

our planet's shape, Chinese cosmology and Victorian flat earthers. Firstly, James, thank you very

much for joining me on the podcast today. Thank you, it's been great to be here. Your new book

is a really fascinating tour through thousands of years of scientific and religious thoughts,

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