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/Home/Historical Studies/History/Age of Exploration/New World/Cabot, John Fact files : Learning : NMM Votes:0 Skip to content Sitemap About us Contact & enquiries Other languages Search search Home Visit us What's on Collections Learning Support us Business & hire Buy online You are here: NMM / Learning / Fact files Schools & teachers Adult learners E-learning Fact files Astronomy & space Maritime, sea & ships Tudors, Stuarts & Greenwich Time & timekeeping In depth Frequently asked questions Fact files Fact files © NMM Over 150 fact files are available via the menu on the left . A small selection from each category appears below. The fact files in the first three categories have been prepared for children and schools on subjects relating to the Museum's collections and the National Curriculum at KS2-3. The astronomy fact files have mainly been written for age 16-plus. FAQs You can also view our ar Read More Go to Site John Cabot: Newfoundland and Labrador Heritage Votes:0 Early Exploration Geographical Knowledge Navigation Methods Before Cabot John Cabot Bristol Cabot's 1497 Voyage Cabot's 1498 Voyage Sebastian Cabot John Cabot settled in England around 1494. Whatever Cabot did was in the name of the English Crown. John Cabot Not very much is known for certain about John Cabot - or Giovanni Caboto, to use his original, Italian name. We do not even know precisely when and where he was born. It is likely, though, that he was born around 1455 in Gaeta, near Naples, and was the son of a merchant. His name is also associated with Genoa, and he may have spent some time there as a boy. But by 1461 Cabot was living in Venice, where he became a citizen. In about 1482 he married a Venetian woman, Mattea, and they had three sons: Ludovico, Sebastiano and Sancio. John Read More Go to Site

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