Captain James Cook's ship was called the 'Endeavour' when he first landed in New Zealand
James Cook did not discover New Zealand.
However, the ship he was in when he circumnavigated and charted the islands was the HMS Bark Endeavour.
No middle name, just James Cook
The name of Captain Cook's ship that he sailed on to New Zealand is the HMS Endeavour. It is depicted on the 50-cent coin in New Zealand.
Fathers name was also James Cook, his mothers name was Grace Pace
Johnie Cooks's birth name is Johnie Earl Cooks.
Captain Cook and Captain Hook are two different people.Captain Cook was a real explorer who charted lands such as New Zealand and the east coast of Australia, and was the first to cross the Antarctic Circle.Captain Hook is a fictitious character from Peter Pan.
HMS Endeavour. (Note: James Cook did not discover New Zealand.)
No middle name, just James Cook
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James Cook's ship in 1770 (before he was a captain) was the Endeavour.This was the ship in which he sailed to the South Pacific, circumnavigated New Zealand and charted the east coast of Australia.
Jacob Roggveen was the captain of the person who discovered Easter Island.
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The name of Captain Cook's ship that he sailed on to New Zealand is the HMS Endeavour. It is depicted on the 50-cent coin in New Zealand.
Fathers name was also James Cook, his mothers name was Grace Pace
Johnie Cooks's birth name is Johnie Earl Cooks.
the name New Zealand was given by the Dutch explorer Abel Tasman, one of the original European 'discoverers' of Aotearoa (NZ). It refers to a place in his homeland by the name of Zeeland. Aotearoa means "Long White Cloud" in Maori. This name is attributed to the wife of historic captain Kupe when he travelled here and discovered NZ in the distant past (1000AD-1400AD).
the name New Zealand was given by the Dutch explorer Abel Tasman, one of the original European 'discoverers' of Aotearoa (NZ). It refers to a place in his homeland by the name of Zeeland. Aotearoa means "Long White Cloud" in Maori. This name is attributed to the wife of historic captain Kupe when he travelled here and discovered NZ in the distant past (1000AD-1400AD).
Captain Cook named and discovered Norfolk Island in 1774.