The antique map titled ‘Graecia’ was created in 1665 and depicts Greece during the early 17th century. Translated as ‘Greece’, the map shows the central locations of Athens, Thessaloniki and Chalkida, but does not provide specific details about the places depicted. Bordering Turkey is also shown on the map. In the early 17th century, Greece was largely under Ottoman rule, with sporadic revolts and uprisings against the empire. Despite this, Greece still retained its rich cultural heritage and played a significant role in the intellectual and artistic movements of the time.