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100 1 a| Crumlin-Pedersen, Ole,d| 1935-2011,e| author.?| UNAUTHORIZED;

245 10 a| Viking and iron age expanded boats /c| Ole Crumlin-Pedersen & Hanus Jensen.;

264 1 a| Roskilde :b| The Viking Ship Museum,c| 2018.;

300 a| 97 pages :b| color illustrations ;c| 24 cm;

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504 a| Includes bibliographical references.;

520 a| During the summers from 2005 to 2007, the Viking Ship Museum reconstructed and built three boat-finds from the Iron Age and Viking Age. Common to all three boats is that they all have a thin, hollowed-out log boat as their basic component, which is then heated and softened over fire and then expanded out into a new hull form. In this book, archaeologist Ole Crumlin-Pedersen presents the archaeological background of expanded boats, while boatbuilder Hanus Jensen describes how the three reconstructions were built. Both authors communicate their knowledge and experience with such passion, that we as readers get entirely swept up in their enthusiasm for this part of the Nordic clinker-built boat's history.;

500 a| TABLE OF CONTENTS :;

505 00 r| OlE CRUMlIN-PEDERSEN (d.2011) :t| The expanded boat -- Four basic types, p.6 --t| The pod that became a boat, p.8 --t| Archaeological finds of expanded boats, p.11 --t| The inland long-distance boat in the east, p.17 --t| Expanded boats at the Rhine estuary, p.20 --t| Expanded boats in England, p.22 --t| A Nordic/north Germanic tradition?, p.23 -- An experimental programme, the Slusegard boats, p.25 --t| The expanded plank boat, p.29 -- Conclusian, p.30 --r| HANUS JENSEN :t| Reconstruction and building of three expanded boats --t| The boatbuilder's thoughts and reflections, p.33 -- Criteria, p.34 --t| Archaeological reconstruction and experimental craftsmanship, p.36 -- Tools, p.37 --t| The grave boat from Slusegard, p.39 --t| The boat from Björke, p.48 --t| The grave boat from Tuna in Badelunda, p.72 --t| The origin of the Nordie clinker-built boat in light of the archaeological experiment, p.92 --t| Dissemination of the expanded boat, p.94 -- Notes 96 -- References 97.;

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650 0 a| Ships, Medieval.=| ^A382728;

650 0 a| Viking shipsx| Design and constructionv| Pictorial works.=| ^A114371;

650 0 a| Boats and boatingx| Reproductions.=| ^A584030;

650 0 a| Underwater archaeology.=| ^A19718;

700 1 a| Jensen, Hanus,e| author.=| ^A1366708;

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Viking and iron age expanded boats / Ole Crumlin-Pedersen & Hanus Jensen.

Author/creator	Crumlin-Pedersen, Ole author.
Other author	Jensen, Hanus, author.
Format	Book
Publication	Roskilde : The Viking Ship Museum, 2018.
Description	97 pages : color illustrations ; 24 cm
Subjects	Shipbuilding--History. Ships, Medieval. Viking ships--Design and construction. --Pictorial works. Boats and boating--Reproductions. Underwater archaeology.

Contents	OlE CRUMlIN-PEDERSEN (d.2011) : The expanded boat -- Four basic types, p.6 -- The pod that became a boat, p.8 -- Archaeological finds of expanded boats, p.11 -- The inland long-distance boat in the east, p.17 -- Expanded boats at the Rhine estuary, p.20 -- Expanded boats in England, p.22 -- A Nordic/north Germanic tradition?, p.23 -- An experimental programme, the Slusegard boats, p.25 -- The expanded plank boat, p.29 -- Conclusian, p.30 -- HANUS JENSEN : Reconstruction and building of three expanded boats -- The boatbuilder's thoughts and reflections, p.33 -- Criteria, p.34 -- Archaeological reconstruction and experimental craftsmanship, p.36 -- Tools, p.37 -- The grave boat from Slusegard, p.39 -- The boat from Björke, p.48 -- The grave boat from Tuna in Badelunda, p.72 -- The origin of the Nordie clinker-built boat in light of the archaeological experiment, p.92 -- Dissemination of the expanded boat, p.94 -- Notes 96 -- References 97.
Abstract	During the summers from 2005 to 2007, the Viking Ship Museum reconstructed and built three boat-finds from the Iron Age and Viking Age. Common to all three boats is that they all have a thin, hollowed-out log boat as their basic component, which is then heated and softened over fire and then expanded out into a new hull form. In this book, archaeologist Ole Crumlin-Pedersen presents the archaeological background of expanded boats, while boatbuilder Hanus Jensen describes how the three reconstructions were built. Both authors communicate their knowledge and experience with such passion, that we as readers get entirely swept up in their enthusiasm for this part of the Nordic clinker-built boat's history.
General note	TABLE OF CONTENTS :
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN	8785180742 paperback
ISBN	9788785180742 paperback

Viking and iron age expanded boats / Ole Crumlin-Pedersen & Hanus Jensen.

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