The Ebstorf Map is a medieval mappa mundi, or world map, created in the 13th century. It is notable for its large size, measuring about 3.5 meters in diameter, and its intricate illustrations that depict various regions, cultures, and biblical events. The map is thought to have originated in the town of Ebstorf, Germany, and reflects the worldview of the time, combining geography with religious and historical narratives. This map features a circular design, with Jerusalem at its center, symbolizing its importance in Christianity. Surrounding Jerusalem are various regions, including Europe, Asia, and Africa, each illustrated with unique details. The Ebstorf Map serves as a valuable historical artifact, providing insight into medieval thought and the interconnectedness of geography and spirituality.