Place Warsaw on a seventeenth-century map Practice 2 | Zoonk

Place Warsaw on a seventeenth-century map Practice 2 | Zoonk

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Archive desk with a large sepia scan of a seventeenth-century map of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. A blue-highlighted Vistula River runs through the center. Readable labels include DANTZIG near the Baltic coast, CRACOVIA farther south, and MAZOVIA in the middle. A laptop review panel says Auto-pin: coast? A small scanner sits nearby with a sticky note: squeaks, but works.

Archive desk

I’m helping Lena catalog a scanned seventeenth-century Commonwealth map. The auto-pin dumped Warsaw near the coast, and the scanner keeps squeaking like a mouse. We need a clean location before the record goes live.