The Sea-craft of PrehistoryRoutledge & Kegan Paul, 1980 - 260 من الصفحات A detailed account of man's use of inland and ocean-going craft from the earliest times until the dawn of history, using new archaeological research. All forms of evidence are assessed, from the vessels of ancient Egypt to the Chinese junk. |
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الصفحة 34
... Eskimo and the Indians . The Eskimo build their umiaks by first completing a strong framework which can stand on its own and then sewing skins round it . The Indians , on the other hand , as with their bark canoes , used the covering to ...
... Eskimo and the Indians . The Eskimo build their umiaks by first completing a strong framework which can stand on its own and then sewing skins round it . The Indians , on the other hand , as with their bark canoes , used the covering to ...
الصفحة 36
... Eskimo's fight for existence , the kayak has often to be designed for very particular requirements and so has developed greater vari- ations in its form and size than the umiak.49 The difference between Indian and Eskimo craft is ...
... Eskimo's fight for existence , the kayak has often to be designed for very particular requirements and so has developed greater vari- ations in its form and size than the umiak.49 The difference between Indian and Eskimo craft is ...
الصفحة 222
... Eskimo had become used to using the projecting ends as lifting handles.11 These , then , which were originally developed for a quite different reason may thus have come to serve the same purpose as and replace the old upright pair of ...
... Eskimo had become used to using the projecting ends as lifting handles.11 These , then , which were originally developed for a quite different reason may thus have come to serve the same purpose as and replace the old upright pair of ...
المحتوى
Scandinavia | 28 |
3 | 30 |
America military use of skin boats | 36 |
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aboriginal ancient archaeological bark canoe bow and stern British Broighter boat Bronze Age Caergwrle Casson century BC chapter civilisation coast coracle Crumlin-Pedersen curragh dug-out E. V. Wright early east Egyptian Ellmers Eskimo Europe Evenhus evidence evolved excavated fastened Ferriby boat Figure fishing flat bottom frames Grahame Clark gunwale Hornell hull ibid Indian island kayak keel Landström lashings LeBaron Bowen leeboards logs London Marstrander mast Mediterranean Mesolithic millennium BC mortise and tenon National Maritime Museum Neolithic North northern Norway oars obsidian outrigger Pacific period Piggott planked boats possible prehistoric primitive radiocarbon radiocarbon dates reed boat reed craft reed-bundle ribs river Rock carving Roman round sailing raft saveiro sea-going seems sewn sewn boat shape ship side skin boat skin float South America Star Carr stone strakes suggests technique timbers tradition type of craft umiak vessel voyage wooden Zwammerdam