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Seafaring in the Middle Ages
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Seafaring in the Middle Ages

Artist's impression of medieval seafaring. The left ship in the foreground depicts a cog, which is a medieval ship that was widely used by traders of the Hanseatic League. The ship in the background depicts a Scandinavian...
Camel Riders in the Desert
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Camel Riders in the Desert

Artist's impression of camel riders in the desert. The camel was a common mode of transport in Africa and the Middle East during ancient, medieval and early modern times.
Port of Kollam, India
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Port of Kollam, India

An early 17th-century illustration of Kollam (Quilon) in southern India which became a colony of the Portuguese empire in 1505. Part of the Portuguese Estado da India, a fort was built at Kollam in 1515.
Portuguese Nobleman
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Portuguese Nobleman

A c. 1540 illustration of Portuguese nobleman and his entourage in India. The Portuguese had many coastal colonies in India, part of the Estado da India. From the Códice Casanatense (Biblioteca Casanatense, Rome)
Portuguese Nobles in India
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Portuguese Nobles in India

A c. 1540 illustration of Portuguese nobles in India. The Portuguese had many coastal colonies in India, part of the Estado da India. From the Códice Casanatense (Biblioteca Casanatense, Rome)
Stained Glass Window of a Christian Church
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Stained Glass Window of a Christian Church

Stained glass window from St Alphonsus church in Windsor, Ontario.
Villa Freya, Asolo
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Villa Freya, Asolo

Villa Freya, Asolo, Italy. The grounds once belonged to Freya Stark (1893-1993), English explorer and author.
Shibam
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Shibam

Shibam, Yemen, the oldest skyscraper city in the world.
Shabwa
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Shabwa

Ruins at Shabwa, Yemen.
Portuguese Malacca Drawing
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Portuguese Malacca Drawing

A drawing showing Portuguese Malacca in Malaysia. The colony was Portuguese from 1511 until 1641. (From The Life of Ferdinand Magellan and the First Circumnavigation of the Globe : 1480-1521, by Guillemard, F. H. H. et...
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