Bronzezeitliche Boote in UK

[ulfr]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2011/ ... sfeed=true

[Blattspitze]

Schön!
Auch nicht schlecht:

http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/wee ... 64690.html

[ulfr]

15 m - Uffff! Und ich dachte, ich hätte den längsten (Einbaum gebaut)

[Dago]

Es sind in UK doch einige Boote aus der Bronzezeit gefunden worden, ich meine mich auch an einen 16 m Kahn erinnern zu können, mit Ladung (unter anderem Bronzeschrott)

[ulfr]

Richtig, Dago, aber dabei handelt es sich um geplankte Boote, keine Einbäume.

[hugo]

Jetzt gab es den misslungenen Stapellauf der Replik des Boots von Dover.
http://www.kentonline.co.uk/east_kent_m ... fails.aspx

Ihm schon jetzt den Namen von Ole Crumlin-Pederson zu geben halte ich für verfrüht. Der Schiffsbaupionier hätte sich ein funktionsfähiges Boot in Originalgrösse verdient und kein Miniuboot.
Vielleicht wird es doch noch. Der Artikel gibt zu wenig her. Warten wir auf Donnerstag.
Es ist allerdings ein Plankenboot. http://www.stephan-matthiesen.de/de/tex ... nnien.html

[Jøran]

Na hoffentlich hat es der Reporter nur falsch verstanden, denn ein bronzezeitliches Boot namens
Ole Crumlin-Pederson wäre etwas peinlich.

Heia Ole C-P


Hilsen

Jøran-Njål

[Roeland Paardekooper]

Und hier, Uni Exeter macht mit in Cornwall:

A modern day boat builder is being challenged to recreate the oldest boat ever found in western Europe, dating to around 2000 BC. The prehistoric boat will be built to scale using ancient tools such as bronze axes at the National Maritime Museum Cornwall in Falmouth, as part of a collaborative project devised by the University of Exeter.

http://humanities.exeter.ac.uk/archaeol ... 58_en.html

[Roeland Paardekooper]

The Time-lapse video of the first four week of building a Bronze Age-type sewn-plank boat is now on youtube. It will be updated each month. Time left: 5 months.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=22chM3wY ... ture=share

The second episode of the 'Building a Bronze Age sewn-plank boat' project in Cornwall is now posted on YouTube. First keel-plank has been shaped, ready for carving the more intricate cleats. We hope to have the project finished by the end of September, so there are four more installments to come.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3u22j34g ... ature=plcp

Part 3 of the Bronze Age Boat build in the National Maritime Museum Cornwall. It has been a busy month for the volunteers and boat builder Brian Cumby and the boat is now starting to take shape. For those of you interested, the battening process at the end, is being used to help us decide the shape of wood we will need to form the frames and planks that will hold it all together.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZrhjaDE ... e=youtu.be

[Roeland Paardekooper]

Part 4 of the time-lapse video of the Bronze Age sewn-plank boat project in Falmouth is now online.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bQUTBv1 ... e=youtu.be

Part 5 of the Bronze Age Boat build in the National Maritime Museum Cornwall. It has been a busy month for the volunteers and boat builder Brian Cumby and the boat has now got its Port and Starboard Keel planks in position. Hopefully, by the time of the next episode some of the frames will have be installed and we shall see the boat taking up its shape.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWL9XmJh ... gTymZO0u4Q

[Roeland Paardekooper]

Part 6 of the Bronze Age Boat build in the National Maritime Museum Cornwall. The boat has now got its Port and Starboard Keel planks in position.The Frames have now been fitted and the keel planks have been withied together using yew. The next episode will show the hull planks being fitted - So check back in a month or so.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2VFGkj7Spc

Part 7 of the Bronze Age Boat build in the National Maritime Museum Cornwall. In this episode you can see the team manufacturing and fitting the hull planks which will make up the remainder of the hull. These will then be stitched into position using Yew withies.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=p ... Ol8rHHJFmE

[marled]

Im Herbst waren wir in Dublin im Museum, da konnten wir das lange Boot auch bewundern!

Marled

[Roeland Paardekooper]

Bronze Age Boat Build Falmouth Episode 8

Part 8 of the Bronze Age Boat build in the National Maritime Museum Cornwall. Since the beginning of the year, Brian and the volunteers have really cracked on with the project and the boat is now all together and on its trailer. All that's left to do now is to put all the stitches in and move the boat to its launch site. It is estimated that the boat will be launched sometime early March.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QA7th-q ... gTymZO0u4Q

[Roeland Paardekooper]

Falmouths Bronze Age Boat - Launch Webcam

Live Cam Times (UK Time):
Tuesday 5th March 2013 - 07:30h - 10:00h
Wednesday 6th March 2013 (Launch Day) 11:00h - 14:00h.

http://www.falmouthphotos.com/babcam.html
und
http://www.falmouthphotos.com/?page_id=2873

[pinguin]

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The page cannot to be found Roeland...

Irgendwas stimmt noch nicht