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Irish Logboat Finds
An article in the current issue of Current Archaeology tells of multiple logboat finds in Lough Corrib, County Galway, Ireland. I haven...
A Catamaran with an Outrigger?
A recent BBC story concerning a possibly marine-related archaeological discovery in Wales reports some off-the-wall speculation about the ...

Dover Bronze Age Boat Replica Built, Not Floating
[Dear readers: I'm sorry about posting so rarely during the past few months. Life's busy, as I'm sure you understand. Here's...
Morgawr, Ferriby 1 Reconstruction, Launched
After a year in construction, Morgawr , a full-size reconstruction of Ferriby 1 has been launched in Cornwall. Discovered in the 1930s by Te...
Updates on Old and Ancient Canoes
A couple years ago , I noted briefly the discovery of a 230-year-old Canadian birchbark canoe, believed to be the oldest surviving example, ...
Ferriby 1 Replica Under Construction
In my previous post , about a project to reconstruct the Dover Bronze Age Boat, I mistakenly included a time-lapse video showing the coincid...
Bronze Age Boatbuilders Knew Something We Don't
Unique and baffling construction details on the replica Dover Bronze Age boat. I say baffling because the replica was unsuccessful, so even ...
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