of 2007 it is stored there at the Carolina Rediviva library. The copies differ slightly from each other. Adaptations A downscaled adaptation of the 'Uppsala' copy or similar was printed in Rome by Antoine Lafréry in 1572. See also Martin Waldseemüller, who had created an earlier similar map of the world in 1516 with the same title Sea Swine, a mythical creature featured in the Carta marina Notes References "Geografiens och de geografiska upptäckternas historia / Geography and The Geographical Voyager's history" (1899) "Carta marina et descriptio : the commentary by Olaus Magnus to Map of the Scandinavian countries 1539", Provisional ed. (1988) External links Digital copies of the first known 'München' original Digital copies of the second known 'Uppsala' original "University of Minnesota Carta Marina" - Unknown colored reproduction of the Uppsala original, in jpeg images. The site contains more information on early printing process. Digital copies of modifications and adaptations Carta Marina, Lafreris edition 1572 at the World Digital Library (Antoine Lafréry's (1512 - 1577) edition from 1572 digitized by the National Library of Sweden in Stockholm. Colored afterwards. Historic maps of Europe Scandinavian history 1539 works 16th-century maps and globes Maps of Scandinavia