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This paper provides an introduction to one hundred thirty one, pre-industrial, unpublicised&#x0D;Mediterranean scenes kept in Oxford, which constitute valuable evidence of changing environment.&#x0D;The largely unknown and unpublished paintings witness environmental wilderness and the cultural&#x0D;landscapes of the region, late in the 18th century. They depict sixty two scenes from Greece, forty&#x0D;two from Turkey, twenty two from Italy, three from Cyprus and two from Gibraltar. The paintings&#x0D;reveal changes that have occurred over the last two centuries in Mediterranean ecosystems;&#x0D;uninhabited areas, mountainous expanses, coastal regions, and Aegean islands. The region&#x0D;belongs to the hotspots of the biodiversity on Earth. Scientific interest in archival material has been&#x0D;revived, on account of research into a diversity threatened by anthropogenic activities and climate&#x0D;change. In this context, unknown Mediterranean scenes of 18th century offer another perspective&#x0D;on this complex subject of enquiry, they support efforts towards protection and preservation of&#x0D;natural environment and heighten interest in the management of diverse Mediterranean&#x0D;ecosystems.&#x0D;

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Changing mediterranean environment: irrefutable evidence from pre-industrial, unpublicised scenes contemporary with a mission (1786-1787) in the Levant