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- Sea Venture - Wikipedia
Sea Venture was a seventeenth-century English sailing ship, part of the Third Supply mission flotilla to the Jamestown Colony in 1609 She was the 300 ton flagship of the London Company
- Colombian scientists recover cannon and coins from Caribbean Sea wreck . . .
Colombian scientists have recovered a cannon, three coins and a porcelain cup from the Caribbean Sea That's where the Spanish galleon San José sank in 1708
- Colombian scientists recover cannon, coins and porcelain cup from 300 . . .
BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — A cannon, three coins and a porcelain cup were among the first objects Colombian scientists recovered from the depths of the Caribbean Sea where the mythical Spanish galleon San José sank in 1708 after being attacked by an English fleet, authorities said Thursday
- Colombia recovers first artifacts from legendary San Jose ‘holy grail . . .
Colombia has recovered the first batch of artifacts from the Spanish galleon, San Jose, which sank in the Caribbean Sea three centuries ago The Colombian scientists have recovered three coins, a
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Built and launched in 1609, probably in the Suffolk town of Aldeburgh on the North Sea coast, the Sea Venture was a 17th-century armed, wooden-hulled sailing ship custom-designed to carry both cargo (supplies for the Jamestown colony in Virginia) and emigrants to the New World
- Sea Venture - Encyclopedia Virginia
After being damaged by a hurricane, eight of nine English ships bound for Virginia arrive safely at Jamestown under the assumption that the flagship Sea Venture, carrying Captain Christopher Newport and Sir Thomas Gates, had been lost at sea
- Sea Venture: The Shipwreck That Shaped an Empire.
Unfortunately, after weeks at sea, a massive hurricane scattered the fleet and wrecked the Sea Venture and its crew on the reefs just off the coast of what is now St Catherine’s Point in Bermuda on July 24th
- Sea Venture 1609 - Packrat Pro
The Sea Venture, also known as the Third Supply, was the flag ship for a flotilla of six hundred men (and women and livestock) on six ships and two pinnances, commanded by Admiral Sir George Somers They departed for Jamestown, leaving London on 02 June 1609, and sailing June 18th
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