Skeppsbyggnadens historia

Externa länkar:

• Gamla fartyg, Axel Nelson
• Kilens skeppsbyggnadsmuseum, Finland 
• Reconstruction of sewing boatbuilding technique, Fotevikens Museum
• Architectura Navalis Mercatoria, Chapmans ritningsarkiv på Sjöhistoriska museet
• Shipbuilding and Naval Architecture, Lars Bruzelius
• Vikingeskipene, Arild Hauge
• Vikingskip og norske trebåter, Jørn Olav Løset
• Traditional shipbuilding in Pepsi Lake, Estland
• Viking woollen square-sails and fabric cover factor, IJNA 31.2 2002. The discovery of the five scuttled Viking ships of Roskilde Fjord in Denmark and the subsequent excavation, preservation and analysis of the remains has initiated a programme of reconstructive archaeology led by the Viking Ship Museum of Roskilde in which four of the five hulls have now been reconstructed together with their rigs and square-sails. The reconstruction of the sails has been based on fragments of heavy woollen cloth found within the roof of Trondenes church in Norway dating to the mid-13th century. This paper uses the ‘cover-factor’ modelling methods of modern textile engineering to analyse the ‘Viking’ sail fabrics and assess their strength, resilience and performance in comparison with the linen sails from the wreck of the Vasa.
• Utomnordiska länkar