This group is focused on facilitating cooperation between shipwright professionals of different maritime areas and countries, in order to give the opportunity to share ideas, documents, projects, knowledge… to preserve this job position. It is possible to participate in the different forums about interesting topics, even create new ones to receive inputs from other shipwrights; use a sharing space to upload documents, projects, images, videos, designs sketches that the user wants to share with the rest of the shipwrights of this group; you can contact directly with other shipwrights to ask questions or answer doubts; and check and add news on the notice board with professional and learning opportunities.
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Repository of historical documents and pictures in boat building
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Do you know this free online repository?
https://repository.allhandsondeck.eu/jspui/handle/123456789/4
Check the exciting collection of knowledge and documents across Europe. In the moment the collection displays over 300 pieces, and it is still growing. You can:
• Look up for pictures and docusments by period (from Middle Ages to Contemporary times and Modern times). Witness the evolution of shipbuilding techniques and designs across the ages.
• search by country,
• search by any of six maritime areas (Inter-Mediterranean, Atlantic arc, Baltic, North Sea, Balkan & Black Sea and Islands),
• or search by subject and language. Whether you’re interested in ship design, construction methods, or tools, our collection has something for everyone.This is a comprehensive resource for enthusiasts, learners, and researchers interested in the maritime history of Europe. The repository is created by the Erasmus+ All Hands on Deck project (2020-2022) aimed to revive and connect traditional shipwright techniques across Europe.
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