Matthew Paris: The Story of Mapmaking, part 3

Innovative maps drawn by a Benedictine monk based at St Albans Abbey to illustrate his work, including a Chronicle of English History compiled c.1250.
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[@gilljames6370]

2:32 England is not bad is it with 😅occasional direction faults. Roman roads were well marked. I love reading maps.

[@hirofox85]

I wonder if anyone prints posters of these maps.

[@compagejohn]

There are attributions in the video description to the sources of the images used in this video. You may find that the licence will allow you to print a copy for your personal use.