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the cardinal directions established linearly
the cardinal directions established linearly
The oldest known map of Constantinople, printed on page 74 of manuscript. Contains the Church of the Holy Apostles listed as "s[an]ctorum apostolorum."
This is a close shot of the bottom right edge of the "Cook's Plan of Bombay" map. It shows five of the 30 landmarks that adorn the edges of the map.
16th-century map of Istanbul, drawn by woodcutter Christoph Schweicker. The Fatih Camii is visible in the picture's center. Not drawn to scale.
Delineation of Constantinople from 1422, which does not seem to picture the Tekfur Sarayi. This map helps us understand the landscape around the Tekfur Sarayi at the time it was being built.
Delineation of Constantinople from 1422, which does not seem to picture the Tekfur Sarayi. This map helps us understand the landscape around the Tekfur Sarayi at the time it was being built.
A map of the Balkan Peninsula from 1903.