The area of Mesopotamia and east of the Caspian Sea has just as many details but is not colored. The title is on a drapery in the upper right corner. In the lower left is a mileage chart on the stones and a cherub engraving the name of the cartograph and the date of the map. Some minimal scattered spots on map image. Along the centerfold are tiny repaired tears and a tiny repaired tear is on upper margin edge.
General condition is Better than Good.
Copper etching by Cluverius, published in 1697. Recent hand coloring. This map is historically very interesting with very early names of inhabitants, towns and regions. In the upper left is the southeast part of the Black Sea. The Caspian Sea dominates the upper center of the map.