This antique map, created in 1665, is titled ‘Dioecesis Stavangriensis’ which translates to ‘Diocese of Stavanger’. It depicts an area of Norway in the early 17th Century, with central locations of Oslo, Bergen, and Kristiansand marked. Norway at this time was known for its rich history of Viking culture and was ruled by a monarchy. The economy relied heavily on fishing, farming, and forestry. The country was also known for its stunning natural landscapes, including fjords, mountains, and glaciers. This map provides a glimpse into the geography and history of Norway during this period.