Regional ship type
Botter
Fishing, family labour and the changing Zuiderzee
Zuiderzee coast
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Regional ship type
Lemsteraak
From the northern Zuiderzee fishery to a diverse sailing tradition
Lemmer & the former Zuiderzee
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Skûtsje
Cargo, household and competitive sailing in Friesland
Friesland
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Hengst
A sturdy working tradition of the Scheldt estuary
Scheldt delta
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Schokker
A fishing-boat family from the eastern edge of the Zuiderzee
Eastern Zuiderzee
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Boeier
Pleasure sailing within a long Dutch tradition of rounded craft
Friesland & Dutch inland waters
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Thames Sailing Barge
Cargo under sail across the estuaries of south-east England
Thames & east-coast estuaries
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Norfolk Wherry
A cargo hold, a great sail and the waterways of the Broads
Norfolk & Suffolk Broads
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Fifie
The east-coast herring fishery seen through a sailing drifter
Scotland’s east coast
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Zulu
A Scottish herring boat that combined familiar ideas in a new hull
Moray Firth & Scotland’s east coast
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Cornish Lugger
Sail, fishing communities and a surviving Cornish working tradition
Cornwall
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Brixham Sailing Trawler
A fishing port’s design carried into a wider maritime world
Brixham, Devon
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Galway Hooker
A west-coast boat connecting cargo, community and sail
Galway Bay & Connemara
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Currach
A light boat and the knowledge carried along Ireland’s Atlantic shore
Ireland’s Atlantic coast
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Nordlandsbåt
Northern Norway’s coastal world in a family of open boats
Northern Norway
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Oselvar
A Norwegian boat tradition sustained through the act of building
Bjørnafjorden, western Norway
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Færing
Four oars, small cargoes and the fjord as a road
Norwegian coastal waters & fjords
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Sinagot
A shallow-water fishing boat from Séné and the Morbihan
Séné & the Golfe du Morbihan
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Bisquine
Fishing power and sailing revival between Cancale and Granville
Cancale & Granville
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Chaloupe Sardinière
The sardine fishery in the shape of a Douarnenez boat
Douarnenez, Brittany
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Moliceiro
A lagoon boat at the meeting of agriculture, painting and local identity
Ria de Aveiro
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Rabelo
Port wine, a mountain river and a boat made to carry casks
Douro River
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Gondola
The making and maintenance behind Venice’s most familiar boat
Venice & its lagoon
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Trabaccolo
An Adriatic working boat read through surviving museum examples
Northern & central Adriatic
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Gozzo Ligure
Small coastal craft and the boatbuilding memory of Liguria
Ligurian coast
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Luzzu
A Maltese working boat beyond its brightly painted image
Maltese islands
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Dgħajsa tal-Pass
Passenger crossings and the everyday geography of Malta’s harbours
Grand Harbour & Marsamxett
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Falkuša
A Komiža fishing tradition with two working configurations
Komiža, island of Vis
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Batana
A wooden boat, a town and a community’s safeguarding project
Rovinj / Rovigno, Istria
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Trechantiri
Greek wooden boatbuilding explained through hulls, models and tools
Aegean & Greek coastal waters
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Individual historic ship
Vasa
A royal warship whose brief voyage became a long conservation story
Stockholm
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Individual historic ship
Fram
A purpose-built polar ship and the changing meaning of preservation
Bygdøy, Oslo
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Individual historic ship
Gjøa
A small Hardanger sloop with an extraordinary polar biography
Bygdøy, Oslo
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Skibladner
Steam-powered passenger history on Norway’s inland waters
Lake Mjøsa
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Individual historic ship
Danmark
A twentieth-century sailing ship built for maritime education
Frederikshavn & Danish waters
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Individual historic ship
Suomen Joutsen
A French cargo ship transformed into a Finnish training landmark
Turku, River Aura
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Individual historic ship
Passat
A Flying P-Liner preserved at the edge of the Baltic
Travemünde, Lübeck
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Individual historic ship
Peking
A Hamburg sailing ship and the global trade carried in her hold
Hamburg
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Individual historic ship
Pommern
An Åland windjammer whose cargo history remains close to the hull
Mariehamn, Åland
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Individual historic ship
RRS Discovery
A Dundee-built research ship with an Antarctic working history
Dundee
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Individual historic ship
SS Great Britain
An iron steamship whose survival connects Bristol with the South Atlantic
Bristol
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Individual historic ship
HMS Victory
A Portsmouth flagship and the long history of maintaining a wooden warship
Portsmouth
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Individual historic ship
HMS Warrior
Iron, armour, steam and sail within one nineteenth-century warship
Portsmouth
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Individual historic ship
Mary Rose
A Tudor warship understood through archaeology and sustained conservation
Portsmouth
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HMS Belfast
A twentieth-century cruiser interpreted on the River Thames
London, River Thames
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Individual historic ship
SS Shieldhall
Steam machinery, urban sanitation and an unexpected social history
Southampton
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Individual historic ship
Belem
A Nantes-built barque with successive commercial and educational lives
Nantes & French waters
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Individual historic ship
Duchesse Anne
A German-built training ship preserved within Dunkirk’s port history
Dunkirk
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Amerigo Vespucci
An Italian naval training ship whose rig remains a working environment
Italian Navy & international waters
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Galeb
A cargo ship, a diplomatic stage and a complex Adriatic inheritance
Rijeka
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Regional ship type
Hoogaars
A working hull shaped by the Scheldt delta
Zeeland & the Scheldt delta
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Tjalk
The carrying craft of the Dutch inland waterways
Holland, Friesland & the inland waterways
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Llagut & Vela Llatina
A boat family and a sail tradition along the western Mediterranean
Catalan coast & the Balearic Islands
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Bragozzo
Painted sails and the working waters of the northern Adriatic
Chioggia & the northern Adriatic
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Individual historic ship
ss Rotterdam
A Dutch ocean liner as a world of interiors, engineering and passage
Rotterdam, South Holland
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Individual historic ship
Cutty Sark
A composite clipper at the meeting of sail, trade and conservation
Greenwich, London; built at Dumbarton
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