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Greek triremes. Engraving. Warship appeared in

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Greek triremes. Engraving. Warship appeared in

Greek triremes. Engraving. Warship appeared in 6th c. BC: It was used by Phoenicians, Greeks, Egyptians, Romans and Carthaginians

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This engraving depicts a Greek trireme, a warship that first appeared in the 6th century BC and was widely used by ancient naval powers including the Phoenicians, Greeks, Egyptians, Romans, and Carthaginians. The trireme was a militaristic innovation that revolutionized naval warfare and enabled the expansion of maritime empires. The trireme was a sleek, three-banked galley with three rows of oarsmen on each side, allowing for a total of 170 rowers and a crew of around 200 men. The ship was propelled by oars and could reach impressive speeds, making it a formidable weapon on the open sea. The trireme's prow was adorned with a carved figurehead, often depicting a god or mythological creature, and the ship's stern featured a large rudder for steering. The trireme was not only a symbol of military might but also a testament to the advanced navigational skills of ancient seafarers. The ship's design allowed for efficient sailing and maneuverability, enabling armies to be transported across vast distances and project power beyond their shores. The trireme's impact on ancient history cannot be overstated, as it played a crucial role in the expansion of Greek and Roman empires and the shaping of Mediterranean civilization. This engraving offers a glimpse into the past, transporting us back to a time when naval power was a key factor in the rise and fall of ancient civilizations.

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