Showing posts with label Bronze Age. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bronze Age. Show all posts
Sunday, 24 July 2016
Monday, 18 August 2014
The Eurybia Project
Using a pine tree 7½ meters in length, and adzes and scrapers made from bone and bronze, an experimental archaeology project at the Butser Ancient Farm in Hampshire England aims to make a dugout boat.
The Eurybia Project
The Eurybia Project
Sunday, 15 June 2014
The Loch Tay Logboat
The Perth and Kinross Heritage Trust built a recreation of the Carpow logboat, a 3000 year old, 9m long oak logboat found in 2006 in the Tay estuary near Perth, Scotland.
Using a 10 meter long Douglas fir log, and recreation bronze age tools, volunteers spent three weeks to build as faithful a reproduction as possible, the Loch Tay logboat.
Using a 10 meter long Douglas fir log, and recreation bronze age tools, volunteers spent three weeks to build as faithful a reproduction as possible, the Loch Tay logboat.
Saturday, 9 February 2013
Bronze Age Boat Building
Academics from the University of Essex in England set out to recreate a Bonze Age stitched boat from oak and yew withies using traditional tools. As the little preamble in the video states, the design is based on 3 vessels discovered between 1937 and 1963 at North Ferriby on the Humber Foreshore. It’s being built at the National Maritime Museum in Falmouth, Cornwall, by Brian Cumby and many volunteers (3:15. Hello!) and will hopefully be launched in early March.
And this appears to be episode 1 again, but is a quick recap of the whole thing and the follow on from episode 7 starting at about the 3:00, 3:30 mark.
And this appears to be episode 1 again, but is a quick recap of the whole thing and the follow on from episode 7 starting at about the 3:00, 3:30 mark.
Saturday, 19 May 2012
Bronze Age Boat Building
Fantastic series of posts from someone on one of the forums I frequent, detailing the process of building a Bronze Age boat - including making the bronze tools to make it - for the BBCs terrific Time Team.
I’ll provide a list here so that you can view them in order (rather than the backwards order a blog posts them.)
I’ll provide a list here so that you can view them in order (rather than the backwards order a blog posts them.)
bronze-age-woodworking-adzes-and-axes
more-bronze-age-woodworking
bronze-age-boat-building-pictures
bronze-age-boatbuilding-part-2
bronze-age-boatbuilding-part-3
bronze-age-boatbuilding-part-4
bronze-age-boatbuilding-part-5
bronze-age-woodworking-tools-early thoughts
building-bronze-age-dover-boat-part-6
building-bronze-age-dover-boat-part-7
boat-building-steaming-timbers
filming-with-time-team
more-bronze-age-boatbuilding.
casting-bronze-axes-and-adzes
more-bronze-age-boatbuilding.
20-hour-woodworking-marathon
woodworking-marathon-continued-just 18 hours to go.
dover-boat-launch-day-end-of-3-months work.
the boat-that-didnt-float.
more-bronze-age-woodworking
bronze-age-boat-building-pictures
bronze-age-boatbuilding-part-2
bronze-age-boatbuilding-part-3
bronze-age-boatbuilding-part-4
bronze-age-boatbuilding-part-5
bronze-age-woodworking-tools-early thoughts
building-bronze-age-dover-boat-part-6
building-bronze-age-dover-boat-part-7
boat-building-steaming-timbers
filming-with-time-team
more-bronze-age-boatbuilding.
casting-bronze-axes-and-adzes
more-bronze-age-boatbuilding.
20-hour-woodworking-marathon
woodworking-marathon-continued-just 18 hours to go.
dover-boat-launch-day-end-of-3-months work.
the boat-that-didnt-float.
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