- for instance,
there is mention, in 1307, of
larger caravels of up to 30 tons in Biscay.
Caravels were a
common type of
vessel in the
coastal waters of...
- the
construction of
caravels of 150 to 180 tons, 110 to 150 tons, and from 100 to 125 tons. Square-rigged
caravels and
lateen caravels were
different types...
-
Caravels are an
American post-hardcore band from Henderson, Nevada.
Caravels began in 2010 with the
release of an EP
titled Floorboards. In 2011, Caravels...
- The
caravel is a type of
sailing ship.
Caravel may also
refer to:
Caravel (horse), an
American Thoroughbred racehorse SV
Independiente Caravel or simply...
- 6°55′37″W / 37.2104°N 6.9270°W / 37.2104; -6.9270 The
Wharf of the
Caravels (Spanish:
Muelle de las Carabelas) is a
museum in
Palos de la Frontera...
- It is
helpful to look at
caravels in
three phases of
maritime vessels:
early caravels,
exploring caravels and
fleet caravels.
Before the
Spanish and Portuguese...
-
Caravel (foaled
March 1, 2017) is a
retired American Thoroughbred racehorse. She won 15
races in her career, of
which 13 were
stakes races. Her top victories...
-
zabras and pataches, pinnaces, and (not
included in the
formal count)
caravels. The
division into
squadrons was for
administrative purposes only; upon...
- in
earlier examples. The most
famous examples of
caravels were the Niña and the Pinta. The
caravel became increasingly common in
Northern European waters...
- Andalusia,
Spain (at El
Puerto de
Santa María and at the
Wharf of the
Caravels in
Palos de la Frontera). A
replica had been
harbored in
Corpus Christi...
