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Selling price: $1200
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Description
This particular map is based on the woodcut of Cornelius Anthonisz, dated 1544, and thus shows the city as it appeared some thirty years before this map was published. Archaeological excavations have revealed settlements in the area dating back at least as far as the Neolithic era, but Amsterdam’s modern name has to do with man’s attempt to control bodies of water in the region in more recent times. The oldest documentary evidence refers to the settlement of "Aemstelredamme" (Amsterdam) 'dam in the river Amstel' and comes from a document dated October 27, 1275 CE. The dam itself is depicted here.
The map shows a highly organized and efficiently functioning city surrounded on all sides by water, with a port in the lower center, and canals running throughout the city. Fortress-like fortifications are built across the outer channels in a number of places, thus controlling ingress and egress to the city’s environs. Myriad seagoing vessels are depicted, and a large number of windmills are seen at the edge of the city and in the cultivated lands nearby. In the city center three cathedrals are presented, and the lower left quadrant features a numbered legend with 28 place names.
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