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Title: Traditional boats of Malta
Authors: Muscat, Joseph
Keywords: Boats and boating -- Malta -- History
Boatbuilding -- Malta -- History
Gozo Boat -- Malta -- History
Gozo Boat -- Malta -- Design and construction
Firilla (Boats) -- Malta -- History
Firilla (Boats) -- Malta -- Design and construction
Dghajsa tal-Pass (Boats) -- Malta -- History
Dghajsa tal-Pass (Boats) -- Malta -- Design and construction
Kajjikk (Boats) -- Malta -- History
Kajjikk (Boats) -- Malta -- Design and construction
Luzzu (Fishing boats) -- Malta -- History
Luzzu (Fishing boats) -- Malta -- Design and construction
Xprunara (Boats) -- Malta -- History
Xprunara (Boats) -- Malta -- Design and construction
Ferries -- Malta -- History
Graffiti -- Malta -- History
Issue Date: 2005
Publisher: The Archaeological Society
Citation: Muscat, J. (2005). Traditional boats of Malta. Malta Archaeological Review, 6, 26-40
Abstract: Around the shores of the Maltese Islands, one can see various small, working boats which developed over a period of hundreds of years. When we refer to the traditional boats of Malta we refer to the five that have survived and which show the same constructional characteristics. It is interesting to note that one may come across certain local boats which originated after 1800 with the introduction of British rule in Malta but which do not comply with the traditional characteristics .
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/49645
Appears in Collections:MAR, Issue 06 (2002-2003)
MAR, Issue 06 (2002/2003)

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