How Artesania Latina's Santa Maria is made

Discover how we did Santa Maria in this timelapse video of the building process of this Artesania Latina's scale model. The Santa Maria was the largest of the three boats that Christopher Columbus used on his first trip to the New World in 1492. It was made with wood from Cantabria and was owned by Juan de la Cosa.
In the original documents it is mentioned that there were three caravels, the Santa Maria, where the admiral was going, was the largest of the three ships. Some scholars have subsequently interpreted that she was a nao. The other two ships of the expedition were the caravels Niña and Pinta. Unlike them, the Santa María did not return to Spain when it was stranded on the Spanish island in December 1492 since the remains of it were used to build Fort Navidad, the first Spanish settlement in the New World.
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