A caravel, a type of small, highly maneuverable sailing ship developed in the 15th century, typically features several key parts. The main components include the hull, which is designed for speed and agility; the sails, often lateen-rigged, allowing for efficient sailing against the wind; and the rudder, which provides steering control. Additionally, it includes masts for supporting the sails and a deck for crew and cargo. These elements combined made the caravel an ideal vessel for exploration during the Age of Discovery.
Caravel is a noun.
A caravel was a small, fast Spanish or Portuguese sailing ship.The caravel came into sight on the horizon.They set sail aboard the caravel for the New World.
Caravel in french means caravelle
My caravel mum loves to dance
The caravel is much smaller than I'd imagined. Christopher Columbus used a caravel.
light caravel had triangular sails to better control the wind
The caravel was an original Portugese model.
the Half Moon
He sailed the caravel hundreds of miles over the Pacific Ocean.The caravel was a midsized ship developed by the Portuguese and Spanish.
The stamp depicts two caravel ships approaching land
The Caravel was able explore along the West African coast and into the Atlantic Ocean.
The caravel was 18m to 20m long and 40 to 50 tons.