Antique map of Holy Land adapted to the Old and New Testament, 1774

Antique map of Holy Land adapted to the Old and New Testament, 1774The " Map of the Holy Land Adapted To the Old and New Testament" by Samuel Dunn, published in 1774, is a historical cartographic work. It depict the geographical features of the Holy Land as described in the Old and New Testaments of the Bible. During the 18th century, maps like this were created to help people visualize and understand the biblical narratives and the locations where events from the Bible were said to have occurred. These maps were

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Jerusalem's Old City held significant historical and religious importance and was a focal point of tension amid the broader context of the end of the British Mandate for Palestine and the approaching partition of the region