Features of common sense geography : implicit knowledge structures in ancient geographical texts Xenophons Anabasis and the common Greek mental modelling of spaces Anca Dan Hierotopia and ethno geography: (para )scriptural traditions and landscape perception Florentina Badalanova Geller Berossos on Kos from the view of common sense geography Markham J. Geller The achievements of common sense geography Kurt Guckelsberger Towards a cognitive linguistic reconstruction of the spatial orientation in ancient texts: the example of Dionysius Periegetes Ekaterina Ilyushechkina & Günther Görz & Martin Thiering Implicit knowledge structures as mental models in common sense geography Martin Thiering Common sense geography and mental modelling: setting the stage Klaus Geus & Martin Thiering What is common sense geography: some preliminary thoughts from a historical perspective Anca Dan & Klaus Geus & Kurt Guckelberger Ancient mariners between experience and common sense geography Pascal Arnaud Looking for birds eye view in ancient Greek sources Thomas Poiss The Mediterranean islands and the common sense geography Gian Franco Chiai Ancient perceptions and representations of the island Britannia Serena Bianchetti Hard and soft space in the ancient world Tønnes Bekker Nielsen A days journey in Herodotus Histories Klaus Geus