Historical nautical charts, Dutch Golden Age maps, and colonial survey maps of the Caribbean — all featuring Anguilla and the Lesser Antilles.
Maps of the Caribbean from the 17th through 19th centuries chart more than coastlines -- they record which European powers claimed which islands, which routes shaped trade and warfare, and how steadily more of the region's actual geography (and often its Indigenous place names) got overwritten by colonial mapmaking as the decades went on.