1. By: Alex Huff and Brian Jestice

2.  Ships built for transportation and fishing
 Originally built from reeds
 No internal framing
 3000-4000 B.C.
http://www.kingtutshop.com/freeinfo/egyptian-boats.htm

3.  First navy Power in Greece
 Ships got smaller and faster
 Had a long lean design
 Largest could hold 50 oarsmen
 Around 1500 B.C.
http://www.salimbeti.com/micenei/ships.htm

4.  Discovered outriggers stabilized the ship
 180 feet long and 45 feet wide
 Could hold 1000 people
 Could carry 1000 tons
http://www2.rgzm.de/Navis/Ships/Ship032/Ship032Engl.htm

5.  Dated from 1000-1200
 They were long ships
 80 feet long, 17 feet wide
 Used for riding,
colonizing, and trading
 Carried weaponry in
bottom
http://www.historicships.com/TALLSHIPS/Latina/VikingShip/Vik
ing%20Ship%20al19001.htm

6.  Included the Nao,
Carrack, and Galleon.
 Built for traveling long
distance
 Were used by Europe and
Spain
 Had cannons built into
the ship
 Had a much larger hull
thanViking ships
http://www.sdewes.fsb.hr/social.php

7.  Armed with up to 50 cannons
 Had many specialized ships
such as
 Barque
 Frigate
 Gig
 Transport
 18th century ships are looked at
like pirate ships
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-
456233/Yours-3m--replica-18th-Century-
frigate.html
http://www.sailingnetworks.com/boats
/view/5896
http://www.privateermedia.com/Boats/boats.htm

8.  Had steam engines
 Developed into double and triple expansion
engines
 Built for luxury
 Were the fastest
and most powerful
ships built
http://webpages.charter.net/suzuya/Liner.html

9.  Modern ships hold thousands of people and
can be over 1000 ft long
 Can live in ships for months on end
 Can burn 300 tons of fuel per day
 Fastest passenger ship can travel at 33 knots
http://www.waseenterprises.com/theshipthatou
tsails.htm
http://www.ships-info.info/mer-Urals-Star.htm

10.  Will have a residential
community living on the
ship
 Will range from
$825,000-$1.6 million to
buy a room
 $Cost 1.24 billion to
build
 Have 5,400 passengers
http://psipunk.com/5-floating-cities-and-ocean-utopias/

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