raft
. a boat made by joining logs of wood toghter
A raft
A makeshift boat of logs is commonly referred to as a "log raft." These rafts are constructed by lashing together logs to create a floating platform, often used for transportation or fishing. In some cultures, they are also known as "bamboo rafts" if made with bamboo instead of logs. Such rafts have been utilized by various civilizations throughout history for their simplicity and effectiveness in navigating waterways.
a cabin
A mud boat has a low sled with broad runners which logs are hauled in swamps.
With boats that could be towed by lines(pirogues) and canoes made from logs along the way.
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Boat and barge or floating logs for logging
The Seminoles hollowed out cypress logs to create a type of boat known as a "dugout canoe." These canoes were well-suited for navigating the swamps and waterways of Florida, allowing the Seminoles to travel and fish efficiently. The lightweight and durable nature of cypress made it an ideal material for constructing these vessels.
they are made out of logs
A man-made channel filled with water and used for boat traffic and'or irrigation is called a "canal."
newly made logs from trees basicaly