"""Mar di India: Detail from The Sea Atlas by Hendrik Donker 1659 after Jan Jansson. Charts like this were included in Endeavour's Library. At the bottom of the chart, under a fanciful coastline, are the evocative words """"Promontorium Terra Australis"""" and """"Terra Australis Incognita"""", indicating the prevailing idea that a great southern continent must lie undiscovered at the bottom of the world. Mar di India does however show the recognisable shape of the western coast of Western Australia or Terra del Zur as it was then known to the Dutch."""
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