Editing Carrack (section)

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File:Holbein - Ausfahrendes Schiff.png|Small 16th-century carrack
File:Frol de la mar in roteiro de malaca.jpeg|Famous Portuguese nau ''Flor de la Mar'' (launched in 1501 or 1502), in the 16th-century "Roteiro de Malaca"
File:NaoVictoria.JPG|A [[Museo Nao Victoria|replica]] of [[Victoria (ship)|''Nao Victoria'']], in 1522 the first ship to circumnavigate the globe and the only Magellan ship to return
File:Gustav Adolf Closs - Die Schiffe des Columbus - 1892.jpg|''Columbus' Ships'' (G.A. Closs, 1892): the ''Santa Maria'' and ''Pinta'' are shown as carracks; the ''Niña'' (left) as a caravel.
File:Carrack Madre de Deus.jpg|Model of the carrack ''[[Madre de Deus]]'', in the [[Maritime Museum (Lisbon)|Maritime Museum]], Lisbon. Built based on another design, later in Portugal (1589), she was one of the largest ship in the world in her time. She had seven decks.
File:Carrack 1565 (cropped).jpg|Portuguese carrack, as depicted in a map made in 1565
File:NanbanCarrack-Enhanced.jpg|Japanese depiction of a Portuguese carrack, dubbed ''kurofune'' (black ship)
File:Fustas, Nau Indiana Piroga, Nau de Meca & Nau de Rumes.jpg|Carracks of the Indian Ocean: Indian carrack "Piroga" — Carrack of Mecca — Carrack of Rumes (Ottoman)
File:A four-masted Turkish warship, Johannes Lewenklau, 1586.jpg|A four-masted Turkish carrack, 1586
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