Post by PaulsLaugh on May 21, 2023 8:19:29 GMT
The oldest known map from Babylonia, 6th century BC.
Anaximander‘s Map 4th c. BC
Posidonius Map, 1st c. BC
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Pomponius Mela Map 1st c. AD
Ptolemy Map, 2nd c.
Isidore of Sevilla Map, 7th c.
Ibn Hawqal's map, 10th c.
Pietro Vesconte's Map, 14th c.
Fra Mauro map, 15th c.
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Piri Reis Map, 16th c.
Mercator world map (1569)
Kunyu Wanguo Quantu (1602)
Samuel Dunn's map, 1794
University of Texas, (1900)
Hammond Map, (1950)
Anaximander‘s Map 4th c. BC
Posidonius Map, 1st c. BC
Ptolemy Map, 2nd c.
Isidore of Sevilla Map, 7th c.
Ibn Hawqal's map, 10th c.
Pietro Vesconte's Map, 14th c.
Fra Mauro map, 15th c.
Piri Reis Map, 16th c.
Mercator world map (1569)
Kunyu Wanguo Quantu (1602)
Samuel Dunn's map, 1794
University of Texas, (1900)
Hammond Map, (1950)