Columbus's Journal

Columbus's Journal is a firsthand account written by Christopher Columbus during his voyages across the Atlantic in 1492. It records his observations, experiences, and daily activities as he explored new territories, providing insights into his navigation, encounters with indigenous peoples, and reflections on the journey. The journal offers a valuable historical perspective on early European exploration, revealing Columbus's thoughts, challenges faced, and the discoveries that shaped future interactions between Europe and the Americas. It remains an important document for understanding the mindset and conditions of the Age of Discovery.