AN ancient map of Tierra del Fuego, with ships, penguins, and dolphins, lines one cover of Voyaging Southward from the Strait of Magellan; a map by the author, decorated in characteristic humor ...

Chronological maps of the Magellan Strait, Pacific Ocean and Spice Islands form the backdrop to exhibition cases devoted to 13 of the most renowned explorers and explorer pairs, including Portuguese ...

Magellan's voyage rewrote the maps and geography books. He was the first to discover the strait, which now bears his name, linking the Atlantic and Pacific oceans at the tip of South America.

Magellan passed Rio de Janeiro in November 1519, was in San Julian, Argentina, further south on March 30, 1520. This was where the mutiny broke out.

Magellan's voyage rewrote the maps and geography books. He was the first to discover the strait, which now bears his name, linking the Atlantic and Pacific oceans at the tip of South America.

Magellan's voyage rewrote the maps and geography books. He was the first to discover the strait, which now bears his name, linking the Atlantic and Pacific oceans at the tip of South America.

Magellan’s voyage rewrote the maps and geography books. He was the first to discover the strait, which now bears his name, linking the Atlantic and Pacific oceans at the tip of South America.

Magellan's voyage rewrote the maps and geography books. He was the first to discover the strait, which now bears his name, linking the Atlantic and Pacific oceans at the tip of South America.