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Batman's cape is black. Robin's cape is yellow on the inside and black on the outside.
She is Cape Verdean.
William Timothy Cape died in 1863.
Sarah Baartman, displayed as a freak because of her unusual physical features, has finally been laid to rest, 187 years after she left Cape Town for London. Her remains were buried on Women's Day, 9 August 2002, in the area of her birth, the Gamtoos River Valley in the Eastern Cape. Baartman was born in 1789. She was working as a slave in Cape Town when she was "discovered" by British ship's doctor William Dunlop, who persuaded her to travel with him to England. We'll never know what she had in mind when she stepped on board - of her own free will
Krypto's cape is the color is red.
Gil Eanes was the first person to sail beyond Cape Bojador.
He discovered a passable route around Cape Bojador. This allowed the Portuguese to begin their exploration of Africa.
The population of Cape Bojador is 41,178.
Western Sahara
the cape of good horn
Wind patterns made passin the cape complicted
yes he did.
El Rio De Oro, or The River Of Gold, was discovered by Gil Eannes (or Eanes), Prince Henry the Navigator's household servant and shield bearer. Gil Eannes was the first sailor to be able to sail around Cape Bojador, a treacherous water space many sailors could not bypass.
Henry the Navigator sent ships to the Madeira Islands, around the dangerous Cape Bojador to Cape Blanc and Cap Vert. Thanks to his studies, the ships also went to the Gambia River and Cape Palmas.
Henry set up many expeditions down the coast of Africa, but never went on them himself. He sent Portuguese ships to the Madeira Islands, rounded Cape Bojador, sailed to Cape Blanc, sailed around Cap, and went as far as the Gambia River and Cape Palmas
The age of discovery began with the passage of Cape Bojador (in Africa), then known as the end of the world, by the Portuguese Gil Eanes in 1434. Even before the Portuguese had arrived by the Madeira and Azores. The portuguese discoveries followed one to another until the discovery of the passage to the Indian Ocean in 1488 by Bartolomeu Dias. Spain had its first big trip to Bahamas in 1492, and Portugal and finally reached India in 1498. After this they were followed by England, France and Netherlands.
Bartolomeu Dias came from a noble Portuguese family and his father attended the Portuguese court. It is believed that Dias came from a family of seamen and explorers including Joao Dias who sailed around Cape Bojador in 1434 and Diniz Dias who discovered the Cape Verde Islands.