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Cook's Endeavour Ship Model (1768 GB) | Large Scale

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Cook's Endeavour Ship Model (1768 GB) | Large Scale

Overall size: 70 cm (L) x 72 cm (H)

A NEW COOK'S ENDEAVOUR MODEL SIZE 61 cm LONG WILL BE AVAILABLE IN EARLY DECEMBER

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Cook's Endeavour ship model

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Dimensions:

Length: 27.55" (70 cm)
Width: 9.44" (24 cm)
Height: 28.34" (72 cm)

A double planked model ship of Cook's Endeavour beautifully painted and very detailed.

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The Cook's Endeavour, also known simply as the HMS Endeavour, was a British Royal Navy research vessel that played a significant role in maritime history. The ship was commanded by Captain James Cook and set sail on its famous voyage of exploration in 1768.

The primary purpose of the Endeavour's expedition was to observe the transit of Venus from Tahiti, which would help in calculating the distance between the Earth and the Sun. However, this voyage became much more than an astronomical endeavour. It turned into one of the most renowned voyages of exploration and discovery.

Under Captain Cook's leadership, the Endeavour ventured into uncharted waters, making its way through the Pacific Ocean. The ship reached New Zealand, where Cook meticulously mapped and explored the coastline, encountering the indigenous Maori people.

Continuing its voyage, the Endeavour reached the eastern coast of Australia in 1770. It was during this time that the ship encountered the Great Barrier Reef, narrowly avoiding a disaster. Cook and his crew were the first Europeans to make contact with the indigenous Aboriginal people of Australia, marking a significant moment in history.

After completing its exploration of the Australian coast, the Endeavour returned to England in 1771, concluding its historic journey. The discoveries made during this expedition revolutionized the understanding of geography, cartography, natural history, and anthropology.

The significance of the Cook's Endeavour cannot be overstated. It laid the foundation for subsequent European exploration and colonization of the Pacific region, ultimately leading to the establishment of British colonies in Australia. Captain Cook's meticulous documentation and mapping of the areas he explored provided invaluable information for future voyages and scientific endeavours.

Today, the Cook's Endeavour holds a special place in maritime history, and replicas of the ship serve as reminders of its remarkable achievements. The vessel's legacy continues to inspire exploration, curiosity, and a deep appreciation for the wonders of the world.

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