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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 22 (June 1883) (1883)
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g from top In thranite or combat rowing the thi'anite oars alone were to bottom and from prow to stern. These ribbands and when the pilot set them in action. The trierarch's post was upon the upper deck, near the diagonals, which were connected by mortises, were bolted to manned, and each of them… … reme bore down upon the enemy the youngest sailors. The Fig. 3.-GENERAL VIEW OF AN ATHENIAN TRIREME. © 1883 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INCPatented · Patents · Iron · Apparatus · Improved · Scientific American · Machine · Sewing machine · Printing press · Patent granted · Vent hole · Wrought iron · Soldering iron · Address munn · Water varnish · American supplement
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