Boats of South Asia

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A01=Eric Kentley
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A01=Sean Mcgrail
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Balance Board
Beach Seining
Boat Types
Calm Water Resistance
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ethnographic fieldwork
Garboard
Garboard Strake
hide
Hide Boat
Hull Form
hydrodynamic boat analysis
indigenous South Asian boatbuilding techniques
LCF
Log Raft
maritime archaeology
nadu
Palk Bay
plank
Plank Boats
Plank Bottom
Plank Keel
pradesh
Residuary Resistance
riverine transport systems
sewn
Sewn Boats
Sewn Plank Boats
sewn plank construction
Sri LANKA
Stern Post
strake
Sylhet District
tamil
Tamil Nadu
Tonnes
top
Top Strake
traditional fishing vessels
type
Wadding Material

Product details

  • ISBN 9780415297462
  • Weight: 780g
  • Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
  • Publication Date: 31 Oct 2002
  • Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Hardback
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This book sets new standards for the documentation of water transport, and introduces styles of boat-building which are unlikely to be found outside the sub-Continent. A fascinating and accessible read for anyone interested in boats or the South Asian way of life, as well as ethnographers, maritime archaeologists and historians, Boats of South Asia covers recent, exhaustive fieldwork in India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka; and covers a vast array of traditional boats used in the sub-Continent today for fishing and other coastal, riverine tasks.

Seán McGrail is a Visiting Professor in the Department of Archaeology, University of Southampton.
Lucy Blue is a Lecturer in Maritime Archaeology at the University of Southampton.
Eric Kentley was Curator of Ethnographic Craft, National Maritime Museum, Greenwich.
Colin Palmer is a Naval Architect.

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