Where is a good place to start learning about the Mayflower of the 1000's?

There is a great book recently published called "Mayflower" by Nathaniel Philbrick. It is a totally about the Mayflower and Her travelers.

Where is a good place to start learning about the Mayflower of the 1000's?
Do you mean ye Mayflower, one of the small flotilla of ships, including ye Speedwell etc which sailed from Plymouth England to America?





I recommend unto you a far better way of learning about the Puritans and their way of life.





First read a book by Pilgrim the Honourable Mister John Bunyan - "Pilgrim's Progress". Stay on the straight and narrow path and you will find your way to the Celestial City and unto the Heavenly Gate.





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Safe journey Pilgrim.
Reply:well first off the Mayflower was in the 1600's try looking there or Mass. bay colony history.
Reply:Do you mean the voyages of Leif (the Lucky) Ericson? He sailed to America ~1000. Look under Leif Ericson. You know where to look...