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instanceOf
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carrack
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historic ship
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sailing ship
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achievement
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first ship to circumnavigate the globe
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armament
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arquebuses
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cannon
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crossbows
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commandedBy
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Ferdinand Magellan
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Juan Sebastián Elcano
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countryOfOrigin
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Crown of Castile
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crewSizeAtDeparture
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about 45 men
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crewSurvivorsOnReturn
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18 men
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destinationRegion
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Maluku Islands
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surface form: "Moluccas"
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expeditionDepartureCountry
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Spain
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expeditionDepartureDate
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1519
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expeditionDeparturePort
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Sanlúcar de Barrameda
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Seville, Spain
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surface form: "Seville"
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expeditionReturnCountry
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Spain
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expeditionReturnDate
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1522
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expeditionReturnPort
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Sanlúcar de Barrameda
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Seville, Spain
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surface form: "Seville"
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flag
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Spanish flag
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historicalPeriod
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Age of Exploration
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surface form: "Age of Discovery"
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namedAfter
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Saint Victoria
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notableCrewMember
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Antonio Pigafetta
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notableFor
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demonstrating practical global circumnavigation
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operator
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Spanish expedition to the Moluccas
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originalFleetShips
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Concepción
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San Antonio
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Santiago
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Trinidad
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originalFleetSize
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five ships
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partOf
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Magellan–Elcano expedition
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propulsion
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wind power
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role
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flagship on return leg of first circumnavigation
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sailingTechnology
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lateen and square sails
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sailPlan
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three-masted square-rigged
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sponsoredBy
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Charles I of Spain
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surface form: "King Charles I of Spain"
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survivingShipsOfFleet
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only ship to complete the circumnavigation
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tonnage
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about 85 tons burden
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voyageObjective
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reach the Spice Islands by sailing west
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voyageRoute
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Atlantic Ocean
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Atlantic return to Spain
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Cape of Good Hope
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Indian Ocean
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Pacific Ocean
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Strait of Magellan
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voyageType
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circumnavigation
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