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Boat Iconography at the British Museum #1: Egypt

Source:Indigenous Boats
When:Apr 6 2020
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When it comes to studying the earliest watercraft, direct archaeological evidence, in the form of artefactual boats and ships, is extremely rare and fragmentary.

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