Titlebook: Heritage and the Sea; Volume 1: Maritime H Ana Crespo Solana,Filipe Castro,Nigel Nayling Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Au

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Iberian Ships of the Early Modern Period,n the Renaissance technical revolution. Both countries developed new types of watercraft during this period and adopted new navigation techniques that allowed them to venture further away from the Iberian Peninsula. Thousands of books have been written about the Renaissance and the European expansio

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Ship Types in Portugal and Spain,tercraft that populated each harbour in the Iberian Peninsula of the sixteenth century is impossible to reconstruct, but we have enough information from both archaeological sources and archival research to propose some definitions of types such as . and ., . and . through time, and describe the vari

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The Iberian Peninsula Between Two Seas: Shipbuilding Revolution in the Mediterranean and the AtlantPortugal. The opening of the maritime route which connected the Mediterranean with Flanders was the turning point of the Naval Revolution which started at the end of the 13th century. The technological exchange took off at that moment (the way the ships were built, the different types of sails and r

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Historical Documents as Sources for the Study of Shipbuilding in Spain,his interdisciplinary line of work is also enriched by studies carried out by a prolific school of specialists in naval engineering. Throughout a fascinating and irregular historiographical production, there have even been interesting reconstruction projects for replicas of ., galleons, and frigates

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Iberian Documents and Treatises on Shipbuilding,pearance of the first shipbuilding treatises is regional and complex, and it is not until the fifteenth century that larger European merchantmen started converging into a small number of types, sharing the same characteristics because they were designed and built for similar functions.

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Maritime Vocabulary in Texts: Friar Joseph de Ledezma (1701),merica to Europe and back, at the end of the seventeenth century. Besides his voyages, he presents a vocabulary with words he deemed important to describe the ship, the manoeuvres on board, the positions and ranks as well as other curious observations. This maritime vocabulary, one of the few known

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