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A simple form of canoe made from a single tree, the hollow in which is created by burning or chopping out the unwanted wood.
dugout canoe
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 | pirogue |
| Year 5400 bce (in Science & Technology) |
| Trailside: Paddling and Poling Louisiana's Bayou Country (1995 Travel Film) |
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