What is "caravels"

Usage examples of "caravels".

Quien Sabe and Los Muertos, would be like the sailing of the caravels from Palos.

Tall caracks and slim caravels bobbed at their moorings along the stone quays and wooden piers or lay at anchor in the harbor.

Note Although this story is set in the mid-seventeenth century, the galleons and caravels in which my characters find themselves are more usually associated with the sixteenth century.

Here were caravels from Venice and Genoa, laden with goods from the East.

Besides these were four galleys, fifty-six great armed merchant ships, the finest Spain possessed, and twenty caravels or small vessels.

La Salle have imagined, is as sequential as the history that has been made to trace all new-world development in the wake of the caravels of Columbus.

That seemed likely, especially considering the two caravels the Sea Sprite had escorted into Waterdeep Harbor earlier that week.

ISBN: 0-2844-109-7638-1 Author's Note Although this story is set in the mid-seventeenth century, the galleons and caravels in which my characters find themselves are more usually associated with the sixteenth century.

They would charter--probably buy--a ship, perhaps one of Cedarquist's, American built, the nation's flag at the peak, and the sailing of that ship, gorged with the crops from Broderson's and Osterman's ranches, from Quien Sabe and Los Muertos, would be like the sailing of the caravels from Palos.

The casual relation between the pioneer building and journey of the _Griffin_ and these statistics cannot, of course, be established, but what no inspired human prophecy could have divined, or even the wildest dreaming of La Salle have imagined, is as sequential as the history that has been made to trace all new-world development in the wake of the caravels of Columbus.