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Capt Cook's Journal Aboard HMB Endeavour

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In 1770, Lt. James Cook and the crew aboard H.M.B. Endeavour were the first British to make landfall on the east coast of what is now called Australia. Cook's journal is illustrated by Mark Anning, photographer. Use the Search box on the right for dates & places.

James Cook journal: 29 April-6 May 1770 in Botany Bay-Kamay

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HMB Endeavour under sail © 2019 Mark Anning photo. All Rights Reserved.
On the 29th April, Cook set the anchor of H.M. Bark Endeavour in Kamay (the Dharawal nation name) which he gave an English name,...

Australian Aboriginal spears taken by James Cook repatriated

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Four Australian Aboriginal spears – cared for by Cambridge’s Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology – are to be repatriated after Trinity College agreed to permanently return them to the country.
Cambridge's Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology will repatriate four Australian Aboriginal spears, which were taken by Lieutenant James Cook in 1770 from Kamay (Botany...

Capt. Cook’s Journal 1-18 Apr.1770 New Zealand – New Holland

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Aboard HMB Endeavour © 2019 Mark Anning photos
Lt. James Cook journal: 1st - 18th April 1770. Passage from New Zealand to Australia aboard HMB Endeavour. Apart from 12 lashes given to...

Secret Orders to Captain James Cook on H.M. Bark ENDEAVOUR

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Secret Orders to Lt. James Cook on HMB Endeavour
Here is the transcript of the Orders, classified Secret, given to Lt. James Cook of the HMB Endeavour, only to be opened on completion...

List of Persons who left England in H.M.B. Endeavour, 1768.

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Crew aboard HMB Endeavour © 2019 Mark Anning photo
A list of H.M.B Endeavour's officers, marines, crew and civilians, totalling 94 men and boys when the ship sailed from England on August 26,...

James Cook journal: 20th – 28th April, 1770 on HMB Endeavour

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Captain Frank Allica in the Great Cabin, HMB Endeavour. Sydney, Australia - Tauranga, New Zealand, 12-27 September 2019 © 2019 Mark Anning photo
Lt James Cook's journal entries Friday, 20-28th April 1770, sailing north from Point Hicks to Botany Bay (Kamay) during his First Voyage in H.M...

An account of the life of Captain James Cook

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James Cook - N. Dance, del. Rivers. sculp. State Library NSW
CAPTAIN COOK'S life, or the account of so much of it as is recoverable, has been so often recounted that there is no occasion...

Captain Cook’s ship Endeavour confirmed found in Newport Harbour, USA

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HMB Endeavour © 2019 Mark Anning photo
In 1778, only seven years after Cook's historic First Voyage to the South Seas, the British Navy deliberately sank (scuttled) his ship, the HMB...

Lt James Cook aboard HMB Endeavour first sight of Australia

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Aboard HMB Endeavour © 2019 Mark Anning photos
19th April 1770, Lt James Cook aboard His Majesty's Bark Endeavour, made landfall on the east coast of Australia. James Cook's diary records the...