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Lashed-lug boat

Lashed-lug boats are ancient boat-building techniques of the Austronesian peoples. It is characterized by the use of raised lugs (also called "cleats") on the inner face of hull planks. These lugs have holes drilled in them so that other hull components such as ribs, thwarts or other structural components can be tied to them with natural fiber ropes…

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Lashed-lug boat

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Triples38
Avg. degree1.97
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related to Archaeology · 31
Lashed-lug boat → All, Archaeological, Austronesian, BCE, Belitung, Butuan, Cambodia, CE, China, Chinese, Despite, Haripunjaya, Indian, Indonesia, Lashed-lug, Malaysia, Middle East, Non-Austronesian, Pahang, Pak Klong Kluay
related to Basic construction · 5
Lashed-lug boat → Austronesian, Planks, The, These, Unlike

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planks boat austronesian lashed-lug hull lugs lashed also construction ships boats ce together ribs sewn techniques remains cleats dowels used

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ribsinstance ofThese lugs have holes drilled in them so that other hull components0.80text
thwarts or other structural components can be tied to them with natural fiber ropesinstance ofThese lugs have holes drilled in them so that other hull components0.80text
Lashed-lug boatrelated to ArchaeologyLashed-lug0.60section
Lashed-lug boatrelated to ArchaeologySouth Asia0.60section
Lashed-lug boatrelated to ArchaeologyMiddle East0.60section
Lashed-lug boatrelated to ArchaeologyChina0.60section
Lashed-lug boatrelated to ArchaeologyAustronesian0.60section
Lashed-lug boatrelated to ArchaeologyDespite0.60section
Lashed-lug boatrelated to ArchaeologyIndian0.60section
Lashed-lug boatrelated to ArchaeologyChinese0.60section
Lashed-lug boatrelated to ArchaeologyNon-Austronesian0.60section
Lashed-lug boatrelated to ArchaeologyBelitung0.60section

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