World 1513 Piri Reis Antique Map Reproduction Vikings

World 1513 Piri Reis Antique Map Reproduction VikingsThe Piri Reis map, created in 1513 by the Ottoman admiral and cartographer Piri Reis, is a remarkable artifact of early cartography. Preserved in the Topkapi Palace in Istanbul, only about one third of this world map remains. Its rediscovery in 1929 stirred significant interest due to its inclusion of a fragment from a lost map by Christopher Columbus. This portolan chart features compass roses and a windrose network for navigation, eschewing the more

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National Geographic’s Trails Illustrated Map #807 of the Carson-Iceberg

giving valuable geographic context

reflecting the country’s rich history of innovation

Established in 1947

The inset map of the Galapagos highlights the marine reserve and legendary tortoise habitats

while keeping an eye out for bald eagles

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Measures 14” x 14” x ¾” with laser-etched Contours and Landmarks

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