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County Donegal, Ireland. The
wreck of a
Spanish Armada ship, La
Trinidad Valencera, was
discovered in the bay in 1971. The
sinking of this ship, on 16 September...
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warships and a
surviving example was
found in the
wreck of the La
Trinidad Valencera.
Testing of an
attempted reconstruction was
carried out in 1988. During...
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prehistoric origins to the present, and An
Armada Shipwreck – La
Trinidad Valencera which details the
local shipwreck from the
Spanish Armada.
Tower Museum...
- merchantman. San Juan de
Sicilia (26 guns).
Ragusan merchantman. La
Trinidad Valencera (42 guns).
Venetian merchantman.
Presveta Anunciada (24 guns). Ragusan...
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Mayor (c. 1584) San
Francisco 52
Santa Ana 47
Santa Ana 30
Trinidad Valencera 22
Nuestra Senora del
Pilar 11
Santa Cruz 18 San Juan de
Gargoriu 16 La...
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finally made it back to
Naples the
following year. Donegal: La
Trinidad Valencera (1,000 tons,
Levant squadron, 360 men, 42 guns) had
taken on more water...
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Amburgo (a hulk,
chartered from the City of Hamburg) and the
Trinidad Valencera (1,100-tons, one of the
biggest ships of the Armada) were
separated from...
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Trinidad Valencera Spain 1588 At 1,100 tonnes, one of the
Spanish Armada's
largest ships;...
- M. 1994
Incendiary Weapons From the
Spanish Armada Wreck La
Trinidad Valencera, 1588. The
International Journal of
Nautical Archaeology 23(3):207-217...
- game", as is
common throughout his career. The
Armada ship La
Trinidad Valencera sank in
Kinnagoe Bay, Inishowen. Tyrone's
mercenary forces, commanded...
