HIST 6810 - History of Marine Architecture and Ship Construction

A survey of transitions in the development of marine architecture designed to trace the evolution of ship design from its origins in the Mediterranean through the twentieth century. Within this framework associated construction techniques will be examined in detail.

Instructor Bradley Rodgers

3 credit hours

MODEL LIST

European

Number	Name	Date	Region	2D Picture	3D Picture
20	Laiback Style	6-4th C. BC	Adriatic/Denube
46	Brigg Raft	800 BC
34	Black Friars	130 AD	Celtic
31	OsebergBow	815-830 AD	Viking
30	Oseberg	815-830 AD	Viking
36	Gokstad	895-900 AD	Viking
47	Graveney Boat	10th C. AD	Germany
32	Skuldelev	1000 AD	Viking
33	Skuldelev	1000 AD	Viking
42	Bremen Cog	1380	Medieval
5	Utrecht	12th C. AD	Medieval
45	Kreffeld-Gellup Duerrnber	13th-14th C. AD	Germany
12	Red Bay	16th C. AD	Basque
21	Western Ledge Wreck	16th C. AD
2	Vasa	1628	Swedish
44	Vasa	1628	Swedish

British

35	HMS Victory	1750 AD	England
38	HMS Alert	1756 AD	England
41	HMS Alert	1756 AD	England
43	HMS Alert	1756 AD	England
19	Betsy	18th C. AD	Collier
22	Betsy 2	18th C. AD	Collier

Mediterranean

8	Cheops	2600 BC	Egyptian
6	Uluburun	14th C. BC	Greek/Mediterannean
10	Madrague De Giens	1st C. AD	Roman
48	Kyrenia	300 BC	Greek
11	Yassiada	4th C. AD
40	Lomellina	1516	Genoese
18	Olympias	1992	Greek Construction

North American

26	Edenton	1770's	North Carolina
17	Alvin Clarke	1860's	Great Lakes
3	Dan Hayes	1868	Great Lakes
13	Western River Steamer	1870's	United States
29	Montana	1879	United States
14	Monohansett	1872	Great Lakes
28	Monohansett	1872	Great Lakes
23	Joys	1880's	Great Lakes
37	Claflin Point	1880's	Great Lakes
1	Ida Corning	1881	Great Lakes
15	Basket Truss	19th C.	Great Lakes