Pietro Vesconte (died ca.1330) was an early 14th-century Genoese cartographer and a pioneer in creating accurate nautical charts. His maps, including those for Marino Sanudo’s manuscripts, were among the earliest to accurately depict the Mediterranean and Black Sea regions.
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- Eastern Mediterranean - Holy Land, Middle East - Holy Land Maps
Tabula Terre Sanctae.
- $1,900
- Fries' 1535 map of the Holy Land, based on the unobtainable Vesconte manuscript Crusade map.