Ancient map of the Indian Ocean, Mar Di India, 1650, sea chart

Ancient map of the Indian Ocean, Mar Di India, 1650, sea chartGiuseppe Rosaccio, also known as Giuseppe Rosaccio degli Abbati, was an Italian cartographer who worked during the late 16th and early 17th centuries. He is known for his contributions to cartography and his work in producing atlases and maps. He was known for his atlases and maps, including a work titled "Lo Stato del Mondo" ("The State of the World") published in 1598. In "Lo Stato del Mondo," Rosaccio included a map titled "Mar di India" or "Mare

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