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Amphorae stacking: reconstruction of how amphorae might have been stacked on a galley. (Now in Bodrum Castle, Turkey). A galley (from Greek γαλέα
galea
) is an ancient ship which is entirely propelled by human oarsmen.
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| Author | Ad Meskens | |||
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