yes there called riverboat books you get them at the library
Indus valley civilization riverboats have single sail.
Barbara Munk has written: 'Riverboats'
Today it is tourists. The tugboats do the heavy hauling.
Phonebook under cruises or riverboats, rentals.
They used wagons and riverboats
egypt
The main advantage of riverboats to commercial navigation of rivers is that they are fairly shallow draft and the paddlewheel does not get tangled in vegetation, allowing them to ride over sandbars and other submerged objects that more modern propeller driven ships would get stuck on. In the US after the Army Corp of Engineers began dredging the navigation channel and building levees along major rivers used for commercial navigation the riverboat no longer had any advantages and deep draft propeller driven ships that could carry larger loads of cargo replaced the riverboat for such purposes. However riverboats still have nostalgic value for tourists and other forms of entertainment. They are also used in other countries where the navigable rivers have not been "improved" from their natural condition as they are in the US.
Basically, they were used to help transport heavy objects long distances.
Shakespeare did not write any books. He wrote plays, and lots of poetry, but he never wrote any books.
They had three "Riverboats" built specifically for the expedition, The main boat was called a "Keelboat".
yes there are gorillas in many chirldrens books
you have to buy the books