1638 Jansson Old, Antique Map of the Turkish Empire, Saudi Arabia, Middle East Czech Republic During the 4th century AD

During the 4th century AD

Further south Sanson maps a large and prominent Laguna de Xarayes as the northern terminus of the Paraguay River

It is essentially the first map to concentrate specifically on the Dutch discoveries in Queensland by Jan Cartenszoon in the Pera and the Arnhem that left Ambon on 21 January 1623 and reached the western side of Cape York Peninsula on 12 April

In 1402 Robert Stewart

During this time period he assiduously compiled the geographical data from the reports of the French Jesuit Missionaries and Explorers in North America

1638 Jansson Old, Antique Map of the Turkish Empire, Saudi Arabia, Middle East Czech Republic During the 4th century ADTitle : Turcicum Imperium Ref #: 61009 Size: 22 1 2in x 19in (570mm x 485mm) Date : 1638 Condition: (A) Very Good Condition Description: This beautiful, old original antique map* of The Turkish Empire in Europe, Africa & Asia centering on Saudi Arabia by Jan Jansson was published in the 1638 Latin edition for Mercator's Atlas by both Henricus Hondius and Jan Jansson. Background: This is the standard 17th century view of the Turkish Empire, including