Old Map of the Ancient World by Arrowsmith, 1822 - Medieval Europe, Middle East, Africa - Orbis Veteribus Notus Size:A3 (297x420mm) The map was published in

The map was published in 1671 by Richard Blome as part of an atlas - also the first that had been engraved and printed in England

Canada and Australia were both self-governing at this point

Tottenham Court Road

villages and cities in Montgomeryshire are already visible in this map

Old Map of the Ancient World by Arrowsmith, 1822 - Medieval Europe, Middle East, Africa - Orbis Veteribus Notus Size:A3 (297x420mm) The map was published inA gorgeous map of the Old World, originally published in 1822 by probably the most sought after mapmaker of the mid 19th century, John Arrowsmith. This map, titled Orbis Veteribus Notus, literally means "The World Known to the Ancients," or perhaps the Old World. It shows the bits of Europe, Africa, Asia and the Middle East that were known to the ancient civilisations the Romans, the Greeks, the Persians, etc. Please note that, in a fascinating twist,