Old Map of Eastern Australia by Arrowsmith, 1844: Sydney, Adelaide, Hobart, Carpentaria, Tasmania Size:A2 (420x594mm) The two chicks in the

The two chicks in the lower right corner are particularly notable for their absence of the snail

The continent was named Nova Holland

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This celestial map

Old Map of Eastern Australia by Arrowsmith, 1844: Sydney, Adelaide, Hobart, Carpentaria, Tasmania Size:A2 (420x594mm) The two chicks in theThe "Eastern Portion of Australia" map, crafted by the renowned cartographer John Arrowsmith in 1844, is a masterpiece of 19th century cartography. Arrowsmith, celebrated for his precision and elegance, created this map as part of a groundbreaking atlas that represented a new era in geographical documentation. This map is a testament to Arrowsmith's dedication to clarity and detail, capturing the essence of Eastern Australia with a meticulous eye. It