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Captain Cook Ship the Bark Endeavour
Captain Cooks Ship, Endeavour, set sail in 1768 with a crew of 80 (including twelve marines to prevent mutiny aboard ship) and also 3 scientists, including the botanist Sir Joseph Banks.
The voyage was to view the transit of Venus from Tahiti, and also to search the unexplored part of the Southern Hemisphere for a new continent, or to ascertain that it only contained a vast Ocean.
However, new land was discovered and in 1769 the Endeavour dropped anchor in Poverty Bay New Zealand and later in 1770 Captain Cook landed in Botany Bay (present day New South Wales Australia.)
These pictures are of a replica of Captain Cook's original vessel and this ship has been refitted at Cardiff Bay South Wales (March 2003).
The pictures on this page show the replica vessel undergoing her refit, with masts removed. You can sign on to join as a working crew-member or follow her travels around the Globe.
