United States of America (Virgina, North and South Carolina, Georgia), 18th century map

antique, cartography, background, artwork, 18th century

United States of America (New England, New Jersey, Pennsylvania), 18th century map

Spain

Highlighted satellite image of Belize

Map of South America circa 1760. From Atlas de Toutes Les Parties Connues du Globe Terrestre by Cartographer Rigobert Bonne. Published Geneva circa 1760.

Teatro Calder? n, Zacatecas. Mexico

Gonzßlez Ortega market, Zacatecas. Mexico

Highlighted satellite image of Mexico

St. Francis? church, Zacatecas. Mexico

Teatro Calder? n, Zacatecas. Mexico

Northern India, 18th century map

North America, artwork

Science & Medicine - line art Astronomy Astronomical Quadrant An instrument of navigation - 18th century

Antique Map of the (Eastern) United States (copper engraving)., c. 1817

Fashion & Costume - (Color) France - late 18th century In this period revolution was transforming the map of the world in the Americas and in Europe. In England, engineer Henry Maudslay perfected the slide rest for lathes. This invention, arguably one o

Touring America 2005 Linda Braucht (20th C. American) Computer graphics

Signs & Symbols - line art Although the Maya had formed agricultural communities as early as 1500 BC, the classic period of their civilization began in AD 200 and lasted until AD 900. They cultivated maize, beans and squash and created magnificent and h

Signs & Symbols - line art The Americas Mayan hieroglyphics representing dates or times of the year. Although the Maya had formed agricultural communities as early as 1500 BC, the classic period of their civilization began in AD 200 and lasted until AD

Signs & Symbols - line art The Americas Details from a Mayan manuscript. Although the Maya had formed agricultural communities as early as 1500 BC, the classic period of their civilization began in AD 200 and lasted until AD 900. They cultivated maize,

Signs & Symbols - line art The Americas Details from a Mayan manuscript. Although the Maya had formed agricultural communities as early as 1500 BC, the classic period of their civilization began in AD 200 and lasted until AD 900. They cultivated maize,

Signs & Symbols - line art Although the Maya had formed agricultural communities as early as 1500 BC, the classic period of their civilization began in AD 200 and lasted until AD 900. They cultivated maize, beans and squash and created magnificent and h

Signs & Symbols - line art The Americas Mayan hieroglyphics representing dates or times of the year. Although the Maya had formed agricultural communities as early as 1500 BC, the classic period of their civilization began in AD 200 and lasted until AD

Signs & Symbols - line art The Americas Details from a Mayan manuscript. Although the Maya had formed agricultural communities as early as 1500 BC, the classic period of their civilization began in AD 200 and lasted until AD 900. They cultivated maize,

Central America, 18th century map