Seafaring in the Arabian Gulf and Oman: People of the Dhow

Dionisius A. Agiùs

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1. The Present Study 2. The Dhow 3. The Northern Arabian Gulf and the People of the Sea 4. Oman and its Seafarers: Gateway to the Indian Ocean 5. The Dhow Industry 6. The Routes to West India 7. The Crew of an Ocean-going Dhow 8. The Pearldivers and Crew 9. The Principles of Navigation 10. Getting Ready: Steering and Rigging 11. Braving the Winds 12. The Sea: Portraying the Reality

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