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Coracle

usgb/ˈkɔːrəkl/Volume
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Historical Significance

Coracles have been used since ancient times, linking them to tradition and history.

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Coracles are tied to Welsh culture, similar to how gondolas represent Venice.
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Coracles are closely associated with Wales and are part of Welsh heritage.

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Visiting a Welsh river, you might spot a traditional coracle on the water.
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Material Construction

Understanding that coracles are wicker-made can help you picture this unique craft.

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The coracle's wicker frame was covered in tarred canvas to make it waterproof.
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