Alongside the Pinta and the Santa Maria, the Niña was part of the fleet which Christopher Columbus thought would take him to India. In fact, he wound up discovering the new world (America). The Niña, like the Pinta, was owned by the Alongside the Pinta and the Santa Maria, the Niña was part of the fleet which Christopher Columbus thought would take him to India. In fact, he wound up discovering the new world (America). The Niña, like the Pinta, was owned by the Pinzon brothers. She was a 40 ton caravel, and was captained on this expedition by Vicente Yanez Pinzon, the youngest of the three brothers.
Alongside the Pinta and the Santa Maria, the Niña was part of the fleet which Christopher Columbus thought would take him to India. In fact, he wound up discovering the new world (America). The Niña, like the Pinta, was owned by the Alongside the Pinta and the Santa Maria, the Niña was part of the fleet which Christopher Columbus thought would take him to India. In fact, he wound up discovering the new world (America). The Niña, like the Pinta, was owned by the Pinzon brothers. She was a 40 ton caravel, and was captained on this expedition by Vicente Yanez Pinzon, the youngest of the three brothers.
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Alongside the Pinta and the Santa Maria, the Niña was part of the fleet which Christopher Columbus thought would take him to India. In fact, he wound up discovering the new world (America). The Niña, like the Pinta, was owned by the Alongside the Pinta and the Santa Maria, the Niña was part of the fleet which Christopher Columbus thought would take him to India. In fact, he wound up discovering the new world (America). The Niña, like the Pinta, was owned by the Pinzon brothers. She was a 40 ton caravel, and was captained on this expedition by Vicente Yanez Pinzon, the youngest of the three brothers.
Alongside the Pinta and the Santa Maria, the Niña was part of the fleet which Christopher Columbus thought would take him to India. In fact, he wound up discovering the new world (America). The Niña, like the Pinta, was owned by the Alongside the Pinta and the Santa Maria, the Niña was part of the fleet which Christopher Columbus thought would take him to India. In fact, he wound up discovering the new world (America). The Niña, like the Pinta, was owned by the Pinzon brothers. She was a 40 ton caravel, and was captained on this expedition by Vicente Yanez Pinzon, the youngest of the three brothers.
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Age Range | 10-14 |
Dimensions | 25 x 6.5 x 20.3 centimetres (0.32 kg) |
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Age Range | 10-14 |
Dimensions | 25 x 6.5 x 20.3 centimetres (0.32 kg) |