This antique map from 1665 titled ‘Mona’ depicts the Isle of Man, located in the Irish Sea between Ireland and the United Kingdom. ‘Mona’ translates to ‘Isle of Man’ in Latin. In the early 17th century, the Isle of Man was a self-governed territory with a population primarily engaged in agriculture and fishing. The island’s central location made it a hub for trade between Ireland and Great Britain. The map may show some key locations such as Douglas, Downpatrick and Glen Maye, but its focus is on providing a general overview of the island’s geography and topography.