The antique map titled ‘Insvla Qvae à Ioanne Mayen Nomen Sortita Est’ was created in 1665 and translates to ‘The Island which is named after Joahn Mayen’. It depicts Norway in the early 17th Century, showcasing the country’s rugged and mountainous terrain, along with its many rivers and fjords. The map also highlights the central location of Arendal, Kristiansand, and Vennesla. While the map does not provide specific details of the country’s cities and towns, it does offer a glimpse into the Norway of the past and the natural beauty that still characterises this stunning country today.