Longboat

usgb/ˈlɔːŋbəʊt/
noun

A big, long boat used in the past, especially by Vikings, for traveling and transporting goods.

The archaeologists discovered an ancient Viking longboat buried under the earth.
Visual representation of "longboat" - A big, long boat used in the past, especially by Vikings, for traveling and transporting goods

Often appears as...

  • viking longboat
  • row a longboat

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Historical

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Viking Heritage

Connects to Vikings and their maritime explorations, often seen in history books and museums.

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The museum's longboat exhibit shows how the Vikings conquered the seas.
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Historic Transport

Emphasizes its use for transporting goods and people in ancient times.

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Goods were traded across the North Sea in sturdy longboats.
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Cultural Symbol

Represents Norse culture and might appear in historical festivals or art.

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A longboat replica sailed during the Norse culture festival.
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