This warship model is microcopied as per the relief carving artwork of the saling boat on A.D 50 in the Ancient Roman Museum.

This warship model is microcopied as per the relief carving artwork of the saling boat on A.D 50 in the Ancient Roman Museum. It is made of top grade timber based on the original boat’s style and totally made by hand.

 In the ancient Roman’s eye, the dolphin is the avatar of the god,

they worshipped the dolphin as the sea-god, so they made the warship based on the dolphin’s shape. There is a brass hitting fork on the waterline of the bow to impact the enemy’s warship, and shields on the two sides of the boat. The caiquejee mostly are hired slaves. It is a quite magnificent sight if pull so many oars quickly. This ship model reappears the scene of the ancient Roman’s warship on the year A.D.50

  

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