Ancient maps

Ancient maps

Macedonia, with Thessaloniki and Mount Athos, in parts of the map from the Dutch Atlas Minor by Gerardi Mercatoris, early XVII century. The Balkans from Belgrade to Constantinople, the map from Atlas Minor by Gerardi Mercatoris, early XVII century. Peutinger Map, a XIII century copy of the map created in the fourth century, part 7, which ends with Belgrade (Singiduno in the upper right corner of the map). Peutinger Map part 8, which starts from Belgrade (Singiduno in the top left corner of the map ), and ends with Sophia (Sertica, in the upper right corner of the map). Peutinger Map part 9, which begins from Sofia (Sertica in the top left corner of the map), and ends with the Danube delta (in the upper right corner of the map), in the middle is Thessaloniki (Tessalonice) . Peutinger Map part 10, a part in the middle of which is Constantinople (Constantinopolis) . Constantinople, a map from a Venetian atlas from the late sixteenth century. South Slavic countries, a map from the Atlas Minor by Gerardi Mercatoris, early XVII century. Greece, a map from the Atlas Minor by Gerardi Mercatoris, early XVII century.