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Rowing ships in ancient Greece?
In ancient Greece ships were built out of wood.
What are two differences between a viking long ship and a viking trade ship?
Viking long ships could be used for stealth raids because of their thinness and fastness and were Generally used to cut/power on through the ocean. The long ships also had a flexible hull, to bend with the action of the waves and another characteristic of the hull helped it 'cut' through the water (as i've said before). Trade ships were wider than the long ships and had longer sides. They also contained a few oars and obviously, because of the name, they were used to trade so they usually had livestock and other things on board.
What is another name for a ship worker?
"stevedore" or "long shoreman" were name for people who loaded ships. This is generally a civilian word. Since this was posted under WW2, the only answer that fits is "sailor".
Projecting spar at front of sailing ship?
If it's above the surface, attached to the rigging, it's a bowsprit. If it's below the surface, it's a ram. More commonly found on rowing ships, triremes and such.
What were the names of the ships of William Penn?
well William Penn's main ships name was claibornet.
What is another word for rowing ships?
Rowing boats.
What is the 8 letter name for Greek rowing ships?
triremes
What is the name for rowing ships in Ancient Greece?
biremes, triremes.
what is another name for rowing?
Propelling.
What are greek rowing ships?
gallays
Rowing ships in Greece?
Galley or Galleies
What is a rowing ships called?
shell or skiff
What are rowing ships called?
It depends on what you can afford, rowers tend to uses Empachers. (but they are really expensive)
Another name for a fleet of ships?
Armada
What is another name for a ships captain?
Skipper
What is the technical name for the sport of rowing?
A word often associated with the sport of rowing, is sculling. This is a method of using oars to propel watercraft.A form of rowing is two-oared sculling. Another form is sweep rowing, in which a rower has only one oar.
What is Another name for a fleet of small ships?
Flotilla
