Old Map of Ancient Germany, 1712 - Germania, Germanic Tribes, Noricum, Raetia, Austria, Switzerland, Poland, Denmark Size:40x50in (100x127cm) There's still no Antarctica (it

There's still no Antarctica (it won't be discovered until the 1800s)

a bunch of other churches

O'More (Moore)

Take a look at the detailed images and spot the various French villages and landmarks that the 743rd battalion passed through in the first 48 days - from Omaha up to Formigny

then (and still) the capital of this ancient county

Old Map of Ancient Germany, 1712 - Germania, Germanic Tribes, Noricum, Raetia, Austria, Switzerland, Poland, Denmark Size:40x50in (100x127cm) There's still no Antarctica (itThis is an unusual, attractive and rare map, put together by Edward Wells in 1712, of the people, tribes and cities of Ancient Germany. Also known as Germania, Germania Barbaricum, Germania Libera and Magna Germania, this historical region roughly covers most of what we'd call Germany today, plus bits of Denmark, Austria, Poland and other parts of central Europe. The full title of the map is: A New Map of Antient Germany, Rhaetia, Vindelicia, and