SHIPS AND SEAFEARERS Greek, Viking and Roman ships.

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SHIPS AND SEAFEARERS Greek, Viking and Roman ships

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SHIPS AND SEAFEARERS

Greek, Viking and Roman ships

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A Greek war ship was called a galley. A bireme had 2 rows of oars men but a trireme has 3 rows of oars men. In a war Greek soldiers stood on the deck and fought. Galleys had a ram at the front of the ship to crash into other ships and destroy there hull at war

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A roman ship had 2 types of ships. The quadriremes which had for banks of oars and quinqueremes had 5 banks of oars. Like the Greeks they used rams to destroy other ships and to smash there hull.

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THE VIKING SHIP

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WHAT ABOUT THE VIKING SHIP

The key strategy for the Vikings was to attack without sense and almost always lost. Vikings were brutal and almost always losing. A Viking ship had a figure head to scare opposing ships away. A Viking's main weapons were a battleaxe and a long sword. Wealthier warriors wore a helmet and a shirt of linked ironings.