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The virtue of cedar tea (Iroquois showing Jacques Cartier the cedar cure for scurvy)
© Public Domain
Credit: National Archives of Canada/C-012235
Source: National Archives of Canada

Viking ship portrayed on Bayeux tapestry
© Public Domain
Credit: National Archives of Canada/C-021386
Source: National Archives of Canada

The Vikings were the first Europeans proven to have crossed the Atlantic and to have lived in North America
© National Library of Canada
Source: National Library of Canada

Drawing of Vikings battling the Skraelings
© Public Domain
Credit: National Archives of Canada/C-005539
Source: National Archives of Canada

Re-creation of Viking sod home
© Parks Canada/H01-11-01-04 (26)
Photo courtesy of Parks Canada
Source: Parks Canada

Re-creation of Viking sod home
© Parks Canada/H01-11-01-04 (59)
Photo courtesy of Parks Canada
Source: Parks Canada

Re-creation of Viking sod home
© Parks Canada/H01-11-01-15 (05)
Photo courtesy of Parks Canada
Source: Parks Canada

John Cabot sailing from Bristol
© Bristol Museums and Art Gallery
Credit: National Archives of Canada/C-003678
Source: National Archives of Canada

Replica of John Cabot's ship
© Don Lane, Photographer/Davis Engineering & Associates Limited
Source: http://www.davis-engineering.com/Matthew/
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16th-century map showing cod stream
© Public Domain
Primo -terzo volume, & terza editione delle navigationi et viaggi raccolto gia da M. Gio Battista Ramvsio…; Giovanni Battista Ramusio. Venetia: Nella stamperia de Givnti, 1563-83.
Source: National Library of Canada

On his first voyage, Cabot reached the east coast of North America, probably landing on Newfoundland or Cape Breton
© National Library of Canada
Source: National Library of Canada