Babylonian World Map (Imago Mundi), 6th Century BCE: World's Oldest Clay Tablet Map, Akkadian Cuneiform africa villages and landmarks of Hong

villages and landmarks of Hong Kong are already visible in this map

as the area belonged to Japan at the time

you're not just owning an antiquated artifact

Llyn Peninsula: A scenic area jutting out into the Irish Sea

new towns and cities have emerged

Babylonian World Map (Imago Mundi), 6th Century BCE: World's Oldest Clay Tablet Map, Akkadian Cuneiform africa villages and landmarks of HongBehold perhaps the oldest map of the world, dating back to the Late Babylonian period in the 6th century BCE. This clay tablet, also known as the Imago Mundi, was originally excavated in Iraq. You are not buying a clay tablet this is a highly detailed, authentic and restored image of the tablet. Embark on a journey back to the 6th century BCE with a Babylonian world map that offers a fascinating glimpse into the ancient perceptions of the earth's