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A boat of the Roman period found at Bruges, Belgium, in 1899, and related types
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  • 2010De Noordzee: een waardevol archief onder water. Meer dan 100 jaar onderzoek van strandvondsten en vondsten uit zee in België: een overzicht8 cited
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  • 1977Some remarks on caulking in Celtic boat construction and its evolution in areas lying northwest of the Alpine arc8 cited

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