Baronets Map

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Interesting seeing the crescent here, a similar symbol is seen on the Mi’kmaq Grand Council flag.

“Baronets map”, (Date unknown – listed as 1600, perhaps meant to designate that it’s traced from an earlier map of 17th century origins?) https://archives.novascotia.ca/maps/archives/?ID=7

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