Telescope
It belonged to Tony from 1915. Used by sailors since the 16th century. It allows seeing distant objects up close.
Sundial
It was one of the first instruments to be invented for keeping track of time.
Air
from the purest Mediterranean.
Sand
eroded slate and limestone that is pulverised by the sea, the sun and the wind.
Water
from the largest and oldest sea in the world.
Spring Scale
Invented by Isaac Newton, it is known for its great accuracy.
Weights
they help to obtain the appropriate balance between quantity and quality.
Stamp
the legal signature of men in ancient times.
Stealing Wax
Used to close messages with the sender's mark.
Bottle
Centuries of history in a bottle.
Basil
Frequently used in Mediterranean cuisine. It can be eaten fresh or dried to season salads, vegetable soups or sauces that accompany dishes
The Admiral's Charts
the first was Admiral Columbus' Chart of Paria, the precursor of all nautical charts.
Sextant
By knowing the sun's altitude and the time of day, it is possible to determinethe latitude at which the observer is located.
