British Isles Geology & Fossil Map 1854 – A.K. Johnston & Edward Forbes war aftermath vibe it not only enhances the

it not only enhances the aesthetic of any space but also invites viewers to explore the historical layers of Corsica’s past

from the texture of the Marine’s uniform to the movement of the soldiers behind him

This chart highlights the region’s rich coastal geography

Bradford-upon-Avon and Marlborough among many more - a lovely chance to spot your own Wiltshire hometown on a map over four hundred years old

and white create a lifelike effect

British Isles Geology & Fossil Map 1854 – A.K. Johnston & Edward Forbes war aftermath vibe it not only enhances theThis unusual map shows the geological and palaeontological regions of the entire British Isles England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland as recorded in 1854. It was engraved by A. K. Johnston from the notes and research of the naturalist Edward Forbes. A full colour, highly detailed geological map of the United Kingdom from the 1850s is a genuine rarity, and the level of detail across the British Isles is remarkable. The original map was dissected into