File:Barbariae et Biledulgerid.jpg
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DescriptionBarbariae et Biledulgerid.jpg |
English: Antique map of North-West Africa. |
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Source | Antique map first published in Abraham Ortelius' atlas Theatro de la Terra Universal in 1588. source |
Author | The original artist, or when it was painted is unknown. Koeman speculated that the original was a manuscript map of Portuguese or Venetian origin. source |
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