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This review is from: Archaeology of the boat: A new introductory study (Hardcover)
From the dust jacket: "Archaeology of the Boat brings together existing knowedge on the development of the world's boats, for both the practical archaeologist and the general reader. . . Basil Greenhill, Director of the National Maritime Museum, collates the available evidence on the evolution of boat and shipbuilding through the ages and examines it as a part of the development of changing civilizations, and not just as a catalogue of the world's major boat finds. The book covers the four main roots of boatbuilding -- the raft, the skin boat, the bark boat and the dugout -- and traces the evolution of each type with particualr reference to Europe and North America. . ." Includes over 200 photographs and illustrations.
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Archaeology of the boat: A new introductory study by Basil Greenhill (Hardcover - 1976)
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