The Building of a Bronze Age Boat That Sailed the Arabian Gulf
Edited by Mo Gannon. Text by Jonathan Gornall.
Reed bundles, black bitumen and goat hair—inside the remarkable reconstruction of a Bronze Age vessel that once sailed the Arab Gulf
Guided by archaeological evidence from the Arab region, a team of scholars and traditional boat builders was able to recreate and successfully sail a Bronze Age boat typical of the ancient Magan region, which encompassed parts of Oman and the United Arab Emirates.
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Magan Rediscovered The Building of a Bronze Age Boat That Sailed the Arabian Gulf
Published by SKIRA. Edited by Mo Gannon. Text by Jonathan Gornall.
Reed bundles, black bitumen and goat hair—inside the remarkable reconstruction of a Bronze Age vessel that once sailed the Arab Gulf
Guided by archaeological evidence from the Arab region, a team of scholars and traditional boat builders was able to recreate and successfully sail a Bronze Age boat typical of the ancient Magan region, which encompassed parts of Oman and the United Arab Emirates.
