Heinrich Bünt;ing's 1581 map, shaped like a three-leaf clover, places Jerusalem at its center, symbolizing its significance in Christianity, Judaism, and Islam.
The swirling waters surrounding the continents in Bünt;ing's map feature ships, mermaids, and sea monsters, reflecting the adventurous spirit of exploration in that era.
Bünt;ing's unconventional maps also include Europe shaped as a virgin queen and Asia modeled after Pegasus, which showcase his unique cartographic creativity.
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