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Cian: /* Famous Period Ships */

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Famous Period Ships

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	===Famous Period Ships===		===Famous Period Ships===
	* Santa Maria		* [[Santa Maria]]
	* [[Francis Drake\|Golden Hind]]		* [[Francis Drake\|Golden Hind]]
	* Mary Rose		* [[Mary Rose]]
	* [[Longship\|Long Serpent]]		* [[Longship\|Long Serpent]]

Ladyadele: /* Ships in the SCA */

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Ships in the SCA

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	==Ships in the SCA==		==Ships in the SCA==
	Obviously, due to an utter lack of real sea battles, ships are rather uncommon in the [[SCA]]. But, that doesn't mean you can't be knowlegeable about ships~~, or even crew one!~~ A [[Viking]] who knows ~~diddly-squat~~ about ~~the~~ [[~~Longship~~]] would be laughed out of his own community. Perhaps your [[persona]] owns, ~~[[household\|crews]]~~, or captains one of these vessels.		Obviously, due to an utter lack of real sea battles, ships are rather uncommon in the [[SCA]]. But, that doesn't mean you can't be knowlegeable about ships. A [[Viking]] who knows nothing about [[longship]]s would be laughed out of his own community. Perhaps your [[persona]] owns, sails on, or captains one of these vessels.

	==Terminology==		==Terminology==

Ladyadele: /* Terminology */ It's called a figurehead, not a maidenhead.

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Terminology: It's called a figurehead, not a maidenhead.

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	==Terminology==		==Terminology==
	Obviously, if you are a sea dog, you have to sound like one!
	*''Fleet'', ''Flotilla''- A group of ships.		*''Fleet'', ''Flotilla''- A group of ships.
	**''Armada'' - A group of military ships ([[Spanish]]).		**''Armada'' - A group of military ships ([[Spanish]]).
	**''Convoy'' - A group of [[merchant]] or ~~trade~~ ships.		**''Convoy'' - A group of [[merchant]] or supply ships.
	**''[[Navy]]'' - A group of military ships.		**''[[Navy]]'' - A group of military ships.
	*''Bottom'' - The ship, sans [[sail]]s or mast or rigging; i.e. the hull and decks.		*''Bottom'' - The ship, sans [[sail]]s or mast or rigging; i.e. the hull and decks.
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	*''Deck'' - Floor or level of ship.		*''Deck'' - Floor or level of ship.
	*''Rigging'' - All the [[rope]]s and such.		*''Rigging'' - All the [[rope]]s and such.
	*''~~Maidenhead~~'' - The decorative [[carving]] on the bow of many ships.		*''Figurehead'' - The decorative [[carving]] on the bow of many ships.
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	''See also:''		''See also:''
	* [[Pirate]]		* [[Pirate]]
	* [[Corsair]]		* [[Corsair]]
	*[[Viking]]		* [[Viking]]
	[[category:artefact (medieval)]]		[[category:artefact (medieval)]]

Ladyadele at 03:16, 10 September 2008

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	A '''ship''' is a sea vessel. This is not to be confused with a boat, which is also a sea vessel. The rule of thumb is,
	"A boat can fit onto a ship, but a ship cannot fit onto a boat."
	So, a ship is just a huge boat. During the age of sail ([[SCA]] [[period]]), a ship was any vessel with three square-sail masts and a bowspirit (the little pole jutting out in front).

	==Ships in History==		==Ships in History==
	Since man could dig out a log, he has been making ships. Over the years, they have taken different shapes. Early ships were simply big boats, with expansions on either side to increase space (the catamaran is a perfect example). Biremes and triremes were ships used first by the Hellenes and were used in differing forms until the [[14th century]], mostly under the term "Galley". Galleys were then rendered obsolete by the more powerful "Man o' War". In the [[Viking]] lands, [[longship]]s were predominant.		Since man could dig out a log, he has been making ships. Over the years, they have taken different shapes. Early ships were simply big boats, with expansions on either side to increase space (the catamaran is a perfect example). Biremes and triremes were ships used first by the Hellenes and were used in differing forms until the [[14th century]], mostly under the term "Galley". Galleys were then rendered obsolete by the more powerful "Man o' War". In the [[Viking]] lands, [[longship]]s were predominant.

User 144 at 23:30, 26 October 2006

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	==Reproduction Ships==		==Reproduction Ships==
			*[http://www.vikingeskibsmuseet.dk/page.asp?sideid=203&zcs=402 Sea Stallion] ([[11th century]])
	*Duyfken ([[16th century\|16th]]-[[17th century]])
	*~~Batavia~~ ([[17th century]])		*[http://www.duyfken.com Duyfken] ([[16th century\|16th]]-[[17th century]])
			*[http://www.bataviawerf.nl/en/index.html Batavia] ([[17th century]])

	==Ships in the SCA==		==Ships in the SCA==

User 144 at 22:47, 26 October 2006

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	* Ferdinand [[Magellan]] - first to circumnavigate the world		* Ferdinand [[Magellan]] - first to circumnavigate the world
	* Christopher [[Colombus]] - discovered the [[Carribean]]		* Christopher [[Colombus]] - discovered the [[Carribean]]

			==Reproduction Ships==
			*Duyfken ([[16th century\|16th]]-[[17th century]])
			*Batavia ([[17th century]])

	==Ships in the SCA==		==Ships in the SCA==

Cian at 03:55, 26 October 2006

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	===List of Period Ships===		===List of Period Ships===
		⚫	*[[Brigantine]] ([[17th century]] on)
	The following is a list of period ships:
	*~~Brigantine~~ ([[~~17th~~ century]] on)		*[[Caravel]] ([[15th century]] on)
	*~~Caravel~~ ([[15th century]] on)		*[[Carrack]] ([[15th century\|15th]]-[[16th century]])
	*~~Carrack~~ ([[~~15th~~ century\|~~15th~~]]-[[~~16th~~ century]])		*[[Cog]] ([[10th century\|10th]]-[[12th century]])
		⚫	*[[Fireship]] (full period)
⚫	*~~Cog~~ ([[~~10th~~ century\|~~10th~~]]-[[~~12th~~ century]])
			*[[Galleon]] ([[16th century]] on)
⚫	*Fireship (full period)
	*~~Galleon~~ ([[~~16th~~ century]] on)		*[[Galley]] (4th to [[14th century]])
		⚫	*[[Knarr]] (Viking era)
	*Galley (4th to [[14th century]])
	*~~Knarr~~ (Viking era)		*[[Longship]] (Viking era)
		⚫	*[[Schooner]] ([[16th century\|16th]]-[[17th century]] on)
⚫	*~~Longship~~ (Viking era)
⚫	*~~Schooner (~~[[~~16th century\|16th~~]]-[[17th century]] on)

	===Famous Period Ships===		===Famous Period Ships===
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	==Ships in the SCA==		==Ships in the SCA==
	Obviously, due to an utter lack of real sea battles, ships are ~~nearly~~ ~~non-existant~~ in the [[SCA]] ~~(at least, in the [[Midrealm]])~~. But, that doesn't mean you can't be knowlegeable about ships, or even crew one! A [[Viking]] who knows diddly-squat about the [[Longship]] would be laughed out of his own community. Perhaps your [[persona]] owns, [[household\|crews]], or captains one of these vessels.		Obviously, due to an utter lack of real sea battles, ships are rather uncommon in the [[SCA]]. But, that doesn't mean you can't be knowlegeable about ships, or even crew one! A [[Viking]] who knows diddly-squat about the [[Longship]] would be laughed out of his own community. Perhaps your [[persona]] owns, [[household\|crews]], or captains one of these vessels.

	==Terminology==		==Terminology==
	Obviously, if you are a sea dog, you have to sound like one!		Obviously, if you are a sea dog, you have to sound like one!
	*Fleet, Flotilla- A group of ships.		*''Fleet'', ''Flotilla''- A group of ships.
	**Armada - A group of military ships ([[Spanish]]).		**''Armada'' - A group of military ships ([[Spanish]]).
	**Convoy - A group of merchant or trade ships.		**''Convoy'' - A group of [[merchant]] or trade ships.
	**[[Navy]] - A group of military ships.		**''[[Navy]]'' - A group of military ships.
	*Bottom - The ship, sans ~~sails~~ or mast or rigging; i.e. the hull and decks.		*''Bottom'' - The ship, sans [[sail]]s or mast or rigging; i.e. the hull and decks.
	*Sail - Unit of ship; e.g. "The English have a fleet of 50 sail". Also, the thing that makes most ships go.		*''Sail'' - Unit of ship; e.g. "The English have a fleet of 50 sail". Also, the thing that makes most ships go.
	*Bow - Front of ship.		*''Bow'' - Front of ship.
	*Stern - Back of ship.		*''Stern'' - Back of ship.
	*Starboard - Right side of ship.		*''Starboard'' - Right side of ship.
	*Port - Left side of ship.		*''Port'' - Left side of ship.
	*Deck - Floor or level of ship.		*''Deck'' - Floor or level of ship.
	*Rigging - All the ~~ropes~~ and such.		*''Rigging'' - All the [[rope]]s and such.
	*Maidenhead - The decorative [[carving]] on the bow of many ships.		*''Maidenhead'' - The decorative [[carving]] on the bow of many ships.
			----

	==Internal Links==
	''See also:''		''See also:''
	* [[Pirate]]		* [[Pirate]]

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categorising

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	==Ships in the SCA==		==Ships in the SCA==
	Obviously, due to an utter lack of real sea battles, ships are nearly non-existant in the [[SCA]] (at least, in the [[Midrealm]]). But, that doesn't mean you can't be knowlegeable about ships, or even crew one! A Viking who knows diddly-squat about the Longship would be laughed out of his own community. Perhaps your [[persona]] owns, [[household\|crews]], or captains one of these vessels.		Obviously, due to an utter lack of real sea battles, ships are nearly non-existant in the [[SCA]] (at least, in the [[Midrealm]]). But, that doesn't mean you can't be knowlegeable about ships, or even crew one! A [[Viking]] who knows diddly-squat about the [[Longship]] would be laughed out of his own community. Perhaps your [[persona]] owns, [[household\|crews]], or captains one of these vessels.

	==Terminology==		==Terminology==
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	*Maidenhead - The decorative [[carving]] on the bow of many ships.		*Maidenhead - The decorative [[carving]] on the bow of many ships.

			==Internal Links==
	See also:		''See also:''
	* [[Pirate]]		* [[Pirate]]
	* [[Corsair]]		* [[Corsair]]
			*[[Viking]]
			[[category:artefact (medieval)]]

User 144: /* Famous Period Ships */

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Famous Period Ships

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	* [[Francis Drake\|Golden Hind]]		* [[Francis Drake\|Golden Hind]]
	* Mary Rose		* Mary Rose
			* [[Longship\|Long Serpent]]

	===Famous Period Captains===		===Famous Period Captains===

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			A '''ship''' is a sea vessel. This is not to be confused with a boat, which is also a sea vessel. The rule of thumb is,
	Flooring is one of the major aspects of your decor; remember the right kind of flooring can make the
			"A boat can fit onto a ship, but a ship cannot fit onto a boat."
	look but if you opt for a wrong one than all your efforts will go in vain
			So, a ship is just a huge boat. During the age of sail ([[SCA]] [[period]]), a ship was any vessel with three square-sail masts and a bowspirit (the little pole jutting out in front).
	* [http://www.myflooring.org Flooring]

	* [http://www.myflooring.org/flooring.php Flooring]
			==Ships in History==
	* [http://www.myflooring.org./stone-flooring.php Stone Flooring]
			Since man could dig out a log, he has been making ships. Over the years, they have taken different shapes. Early ships were simply big boats, with expansions on either side to increase space (the catamaran is a perfect example). Biremes and triremes were ships used first by the Hellenes and were used in differing forms until the [[14th century]], mostly under the term "Galley". Galleys were then rendered obsolete by the more powerful "Man o' War". In the [[Viking]] lands, [[longship]]s were predominant.
	* [http://www.myflooring.org./rubber-flooring.php Rubber Flooring]

	* [http://www.myflooring.org./laminate-flooring.php Laminate Flooring]
			===List of Period Ships===
	* [http://www.myflooring.org./hardwood-flooring.php Hardwood Flooring]
			The following is a list of period ships:
	* [http://www.myflooring.org./flooring-basics.php Flooring Basics]
			*Brigantine ([[17th century]] on)
	* [http://www.myflooring.org./garage-flooring.php Garage Flooring]
			*Caravel ([[15th century]] on)
	* [http://www.myflooring.org./bamboo-flooring.php Bamboo Flooring]
			*Carrack ([[15th century\|15th]]-[[16th century]])
	* [http://www.myflooring.org./vinyl-flooring.php Vinyl Flooring]
			*Cog ([[10th century\|10th]]-[[12th century]])
	* [http://www.myflooring.org./cork-flooring.php Cork Flooring]
			*Fireship (full period)
	* [http://www.myflooring.org./tile-flooring.php Tile Flooring]
			*Galleon ([[16th century]] on)
	* [http://www.myflooring.org./kitchen-flooring.php Kitchen Flooring]
			*Galley (4th to [[14th century]])
	* [http://www.myflooring.org./linoleum-flooring.php Linoleum Flooring]
			*Knarr (Viking era)
	* [http://www.myflooring.org./slate-flooring.php Slate Flooring]
			*Longship (Viking era)
	* [http://www.myflooring.org./bathroom-flooring.php Bathroom Flooring]
			*Schooner ([[16th century\|16th]]-[[17th century]] on)

			===Famous Period Ships===
			* Santa Maria
			* [[Francis Drake\|Golden Hind]]
			* Mary Rose

			===Famous Period Captains===
			* Sir [[Francis Drake]] - military [[captain]], circumnavigated the world
			* [[Eric the Red]] - discovered [[Greenland]]
			* [[Leif Ericsson]] - landed in [[Canada]]
			* Ferdinand [[Magellan]] - first to circumnavigate the world
			* Christopher [[Colombus]] - discovered the [[Carribean]]

			==Ships in the SCA==
			Obviously, due to an utter lack of real sea battles, ships are nearly non-existant in the [[SCA]] (at least, in the [[Midrealm]]). But, that doesn't mean you can't be knowlegeable about ships, or even crew one! A Viking who knows diddly-squat about the Longship would be laughed out of his own community. Perhaps your [[persona]] owns, [[household\|crews]], or captains one of these vessels.

			==Terminology==
			Obviously, if you are a sea dog, you have to sound like one!
			*Fleet, Flotilla- A group of ships.
			**Armada - A group of military ships ([[Spanish]]).
			**Convoy - A group of merchant or trade ships.
			**[[Navy]] - A group of military ships.
			*Bottom - The ship, sans sails or mast or rigging; i.e. the hull and decks.
			*Sail - Unit of ship; e.g. "The English have a fleet of 50 sail". Also, the thing that makes most ships go.
			*Bow - Front of ship.
			*Stern - Back of ship.
			*Starboard - Right side of ship.
			*Port - Left side of ship.
			*Deck - Floor or level of ship.
			*Rigging - All the ropes and such.
			*Maidenhead - The decorative [[carving]] on the bow of many ships.

			See also:
			* [[Pirate]]
			* [[Corsair]]