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Longships were primarily made from oak, prized for its strength, durability, and availability in the regions where the Vikings lived. The construction often involved using overlapping planks, a technique known as clinker-built, which provided flexibility and resilience at sea. Other types of wood, such as pine and spruce, might also be used for specific parts, like the deck or mast, due to their lighter weight. Overall, the choice of wood was crucial for the longship's performance and seaworthiness.
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What was a viking longboat made out of?
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