Antique Map of the City of Hull (circa 1539) from the Original Manuscript, Framed Print Color:White digitally enhanced from the 'Grammar

digitally enhanced from the 'Grammar of Ornament' by Owen Jones

The Celtic people also hold crows as a symbol of wisdom and good fortune in folklore through a crow totem

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Antique Map of the City of Hull (circa 1539) from the Original Manuscript, Framed Print Color:White digitally enhanced from the 'GrammarPublic domain art from the British Library, digitally enhanced from the original in high resolution. Title of Work: Map of Hull Shelfmark: Cotton Augustus I. i. 83 Source: Cotton Augustus I. i. 83 Caption: A 16th century representation of the town of Hull. This map show the town of Hull, situated where the River Hull flows into the Humber Estuary. It is one of a series of plans which were drawn to show the condition of coastal defences around 1539