| Title | Barke |
| Origtitle | Arrival of the English in Virginia |
| Variants | Latin |
| Source | 1590 ECU Harriot/DeBry Copy |
| Date | 1590 |
| Creator | Theodore DeBry |
| Type | Engraving |
| Origin | Scan of ECU 1590 Harriot/DeBry Copy |
| Notes | The term "barque", which was standarized in spelling and rigging configuration by the 19th century, referred to a vessel of three masts. The fore and main masts employed square rigging, while the mizzen mast used fore-and-aft rigging. The word was used in a far more general manner during the late 16th century. |
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