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mosaic. The figure towards the bow of the ship is beating the time for the rowers with a mallet; from photo by Paul Gauckler, 1911.
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was equipped with sails as well as oars. It was more expensive to operate than merchant
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was possibly used by Arab fleets as late as the 8th century.
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used primarily for trade and transport throughout the
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Index


Altiburus
galley
Roman Empire
sailing ships
gladiator
invasion of Britain
Publius Vatinius
Brindisi
rams
Julius Caesar
Illyricum
Germanicus
Germanic
Navis lusoria


ISBN
378220106X
Realencyclopädie der classischen Altertumswissenschaft
The history of sailing ships the story of their development from the earliest times until the 19th century
ISBN
9783861953081
OCLC
845685916
Pragmata: Beiträge zur Wirtschaftsgeschichte der Antike im Gedenken an Harald Winkel
ISBN
9783447055369
OCLC
153885180

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