The Analog Antiquarian
Chronicles of worldly wonders.
- By Jimmy Maher
- Based in Denmark
- Roughly two posts per month
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Most recent posts
October 3 – December 13, 1519 By 1519, a voyage across the Atlantic Ocean was, if not quite routine, no longer a black art either. There was an established set of best practices to follow. …
September 20 – October 3, 1519 At nearly the same instant that Magellan’s carracks sailed from Sanlúcar, a dozen or so sleek, swift Portuguese caravels put to sea from Lisbon. Taking advantage of the same …
Word of the contract that Magellan and Faleiro had signed with the Spanish crown made its way quickly back to Lisbon, creating much consternation in the court of King Manuel. Although the contract itself was …