This antique map, titled ‘Kaerte Van De Vier Ambachten’ and created in 1665, depicts an area in the Netherlands known as the Four Ambachten. The title translates to ‘Map of the Four Ambachten’. In the early 17th century, the Netherlands was a prosperous nation, with a strong economy based on trade and agriculture. It was also a time of conflict with neighbouring countries, particularly Belgium, which is shown on the map as a bordering nation. The towns of Hulst, Zelzate, and Terneuzen are located centrally on the map, but the specific details of what can be seen are not described.