Here are a couple good map sites from Pinterest:
How the World was Imagined: Early Maps and Atlases
Magnificent Maps: Cartography as Power, Propaganda, and Art
And some more interesting maps:
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14th Century map of the Persian Gulf: ancient trading routes
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Map of Ancient Tenochtitlan c. 1524
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Map of Istanbul
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Visit
This double-sided Japanese woodcut displays a world map on the front and illustrated examples of the peoples of the world on the verso. It exemplifies the Bankoku-sozu (“complete maps of the peoples of the world”) style of cartography influenced by European techniques and geographic knowledge in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
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![Image source history-maps-visit. 13th century St. Omar map of crusader Jerusalem](http://blogs.vsb.bc.ca/dkeller/files/2016/09/History-Maps-Visit.jpg)
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Gough Map is the first known full map of Britain 1350 AD.
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