Cook Islands

Island, Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin, Otago, Canterbury, Cook Strait, Sandwich Islands

Waereld’ by James Cook, published in Dutch circa 1795. Cook’s visits to the Tongan islands were marked by

print depicts a scene titled "An Offering before Capt'n Cook in the Sandwich Islands." It represents a

British explorer Captain James Cook in the islands of the South Pacific. The scenes relate to Cook

, titled "An Offering Before Captain Cook in the Sandwich Islands," captures a significant historical

. James Cook and King; Third and Final Voyage of Captain James Cook John Webber (1752-1793) was the

goal of his voyage. During his stay on the island, Cook charted Tahiti's coast which took him 5 days

goal of his voyage. During his stay on the island, Cook charted Tahiti's coast which took him 5 days

quality. Made after Cook's discovery of the island group on 4 September 1774, which he named New Caledonia

to provide the crew shelter from the elements. Captain Cook discovered the islands of Tonga in

headland on the northeastern coast of New Zealand's North Island. Captain Cook chose the name on his first

taking place to welcome Cook and his men to Hapaee, an island in Tonga, which Cook called the Friendly

Peninsula, The Cook Straight, The Bay of Islands and Toglaga Bay. Originates from 'Reizen Rondom de Waereld

men is taking place to welcome Cook and his men to Hapaee, an island in Tonga, which Cook called the

from the island of Huahine in the Society Islands, visited during Cook’s voyages. The image highlights

Europeans in the late 18th century during the voyages of Captain James Cook. The islands were named after

Bay, on the north coast of South Georgia, an island in the southern Atlantic Ocean. Captain James Cook

anchored in the harbour on the north side of the island, which Cook had already used in June 1774. Both

entertainment was provided for Cook and his crew on the beach upon his arrival on the Island. Cook remarked in

This engraving is titled "A View of Monuments, &c. in Easter Island." It depicts a scene from

Offshore leaks revealed at least 20 trusts and 10 holding companies were set up for Rothschild in the Cook

from Otaheite, now known as Tahiti in French Polynesia. It was one of the many islands visited by Cook

detailed mapping of the Aleutian Islands. Cook's zigzagging route is shown as he skirts the Aleutian

island. Cook went on to explore New Zealand and the east coast of Australia. This is an excerpt from

Remarkable Animal Found on One of the Hope Islands in Capt Cook's First Voyage. 2) The Vari or Maucauco, a

TONGATABOO." It is likely from a work related to the voyages of Captain James Cook mission to the Pacific