Medieval ships and shipping

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Maritime and Coastal Archaeology Historical and Archaeological Studies Global Maritime and Colonial Histories

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Introduction - medieval maritime Britain shipbuilding - the traditions of the northern seas shipbuilding - interaction and innovation fitting, steering and rigging British horizons, foreign ships carrying trade ports inland water transport fishing ships in warfare pilotage and navigation.

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