Most people only know the Viking longboats, with the shields on the side and the dragon's head at the front. Since these ships were very low above the water, they were unfit really for travel on the open ocean and they usually only sailed on trips close to the coast. Most of them only got to see service as warships in fights between Viking clans because the longboats' large surface could hold a lot of warriors.
For open sea travel, Vikings used broad-hulled cargo ships called Knarrs and Karves, the last type more used for combinations of sea and river travel.
As navigational aids, they may have used a 'sun stone', a primitive sort of compass and they had a good working knowledge of the stars that could be helpful for navigation. They also knew that the combination of time of the day and position of the sun was as a directional aid. Through experience they knew which sea currents they could make use of to get somewhere. On regularly used trails they knew where certain sea animals or birds were indicative of where to make a turn of whether their destination was getting near.
Henry Hudson used various artifacts during his explorations, such as maps, navigational instruments like compasses and astrolabes, and shipbuilding tools like hammers and nails. These artifacts helped him navigate the seas, chart new routes, and communicate with native peoples he encountered.
Well, isn't that a lovely question! Juan Cabrillo was a skilled explorer who used tools like compasses, astrolabes, and maps to navigate the vast oceans. He also relied on the expertise of his crew members and the stars above to guide him on his exciting adventures. Just like Juan Cabrillo, we all have unique tools and resources to help us navigate our own journeys in life.
Jacques Cartier used navigation tools such as compasses, astrolabes, and cross staffs to help navigate the seas. He also used maps, charts, and logbooks to keep track of his voyages and discoveries. Additionally, he employed basic tools for ship maintenance and survival, such as ropes, sails, and anchors.
He used boats and probably magnetic compasses and astrolabes.
Jacques Cartier explored new territories by sailing across the Atlantic Ocean. He used ships to navigate the waterways, such as the St. Lawrence River, to reach new lands and make important discoveries in North America. Cartier's expeditions were funded by the French monarchy in the early 16th century.
They used their nautical skills to navigate the seas.
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Mario is using the method of jumping to navigate obstacles and enemies in the game. He can also use power-ups and items to aid in his journey.
A viking boat is what vikings use for transportation made out of wood.
well I know that they did not use Viking ship designs. 3======D 0:
The Baie-Commeau Drakkar use a a Viking Longship on their logo.
What points did sailors use to navigate
use for trading
PRobably leaves
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the viking would use the axe for war and other things that the axe would do the job.
they use their brain and they use their eyes