What does it tell us about the interactions between different cultures and societies?

The “Pinta”, a Replica of a Portuguese Caravel used by Christopher Columbus and many early explorers will open as a “floating museum” in Madison for dockside ... The deep keels and rudders held the ships in fore-to-aft lines of travel, allowing them to be pushed across the wind. This gave considerable freedom in choosing ... Sep 24, 2016 ... The Nina's real name was Santa Clara, and the Pinta's real name is unknown. Built and maintained by the Columbus Foundation, the ships are ... Feb 14, 2023 ... The 85-foot ship built of wood by craftsmen is said to be about as accurate of a reproduction of Christopher Columbus' Pinta as you'll find and ... Click on a program name below for description, availability and to add to your wish list or register online (if available). For activities that have already ... Nov 23, 2010 ... The Niña, a floating museum and “the world”s most authentic reproduction” of the ship, according to its captain, sits at the Columbus Marina, welcoming ... Mar 30, 2017 ... The easy one is the Santa Maria (Formerly La Gallega), which ran aground then sank, 12/24/1492 (Christmas Eve) in Hispaniola. Apr 24, 2019 ... Does the name Los Barcos ring a bell? ... The trio of vessels was built by Spain in 1990 to commemorate the 500th anniversary of Christopher ... On this side, the ship has the name "Isabel" engraved on it, at the top, the name "Cristóbal Colón", referring to the Queen Isabel of Castile, the Catholic ... The full name of the ship was Santa Clara. Overview of the ship. Niña was a small Caravel trading ship, popular among Spanish and Portugal traders because of ...