Database: Ancient warships - Revision history

imported>Soranin at 23:00, 18 May 2024

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	A [[trireme]] was a warship maneuvered by 170 rowers manning three rows of oars. Its military purpose was to strike with [[metal]] rams or to allow for boarding of the enemy [[ships]]. The crews were usually enlisted citizens, paid one [[drachma]] a day, and this salary was covered by the [[Athens\|Athenian]] state. Due to their sought-after special skills, the rowers of the top bench received additional bonuses from the wealthy fundraising citizens who competed in order to have the best possible crews. From the 5th to the 4th century BCE. the heavy losses of the [[Peloponnesian War]] and the exhaustion of funds made it difficult to find new rowers and crew members. As a result, not all crew members were citizens. The trireme, when fitted out as a pure warship, could carry only about thirty crewmen and combatant besides the rowers. These included marines (''[[wikt:el:επιβάτης\|epibates]]''), [[archer]]s, a [[captain]], a helmsman, a boatswain, a piper, and assorted crewmen in charge of the gear, sails, and repairs.		A [[trireme]] was a warship maneuvered by 170 rowers manning three rows of oars. Its military purpose was to strike with [[metal]] rams or to allow for boarding of the enemy [[ships]]. The crews were usually enlisted citizens, paid one [[drachma]] a day, and this salary was covered by the [[Athens\|Athenian]] state. Due to their sought-after special skills, the rowers of the top bench received additional bonuses from the wealthy fundraising citizens who competed in order to have the best possible crews. From the 5th to the 4th century BCE. the heavy losses of the [[Peloponnesian War]] and the exhaustion of funds made it difficult to find new rowers and crew members. As a result, not all crew members were citizens. The trireme, when fitted out as a pure warship, could carry only about thirty crewmen and combatant besides the rowers. These included marines (''[[wikt:el:επιβάτης\|epibates]]''), [[archer]]s, a [[captain]], a helmsman, a boatswain, a piper, and assorted crewmen in charge of the gear, sails, and repairs.
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imported>Soranin at 00:17, 16 February 2024

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	A [[trireme]] was a warship maneuvered by 170 rowers manning three rows of oars. Its military purpose was to strike with [[metal]] rams or to allow for boarding of the enemy [[ships]]. The crews were usually enlisted citizens, paid one [[drachma]] a day, and this salary was covered by the [[Athens\|Athenian]] state. Due to their sought-after special skills, the rowers of the top bench received additional bonuses from the wealthy fundraising citizens who competed in order to have the best possible crews. From the 5th to the 4th century BCE. the heavy losses of the [[Peloponnesian War]] and the exhaustion of funds made it difficult to find new rowers and crew members. As a result, not all crew members were citizens. The trireme, when fitted out as a pure warship, could carry only about thirty crewmen and combatant besides the rowers. These included marines (''[[wikt:el:επιβάτης\|epibates]]''), [[archer]]s, a [[captain]], a helmsman, a boatswain, a piper, and assorted crewmen in charge of the gear, sails, and repairs.		A [[trireme]] was a warship maneuvered by 170 rowers manning three rows of oars. Its military purpose was to strike with [[metal]] rams or to allow for boarding of the enemy [[ships]]. The crews were usually enlisted citizens, paid one [[drachma]] a day, and this salary was covered by the [[Athens\|Athenian]] state. Due to their sought-after special skills, the rowers of the top bench received additional bonuses from the wealthy fundraising citizens who competed in order to have the best possible crews. From the 5th to the 4th century BCE. the heavy losses of the [[Peloponnesian War]] and the exhaustion of funds made it difficult to find new rowers and crew members. As a result, not all crew members were citizens. The trireme, when fitted out as a pure warship, could carry only about thirty crewmen and combatant besides the rowers. These included marines (''[[wikt:el:επιβάτης\|epibates]]''), [[archer]]s, a [[captain]], a helmsman, a boatswain, a piper, and assorted crewmen in charge of the gear, sails, and repairs.
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imported>Darman36 at 16:53, 24 November 2023

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	A [[trireme]] was a warship maneuvered by 170 rowers manning three rows of oars. Its military purpose was to strike with metal rams or to allow for boarding of the enemy [[ships]]. The crews were usually enlisted citizens, paid one drachma a day, and this salary was covered by the [[Athens\|Athenian]] state. Due to their sought-after special skills, the rowers of the top bench received additional bonuses from the wealthy fundraising citizens who competed in order to have the best possible crews. From the 5th to the 4th century BCE. the heavy losses of the [[Peloponnesian War]] and the exhaustion of funds made it difficult to find new rowers and crew members. As a result, not all crew members were citizens. The trireme, when fitted out as a pure warship, could carry only about thirty crewmen and combatant besides the rowers. These included marines (epibates), [[archer]]s, a [[captain]], a helmsman, a boatswain, a piper, and assorted crewmen in charge of the gear, sails and repairs.		A [[trireme]] was a warship maneuvered by 170 rowers manning three rows of oars. Its military purpose was to strike with [[metal]] rams or to allow for boarding of the enemy [[ships]]. The crews were usually enlisted citizens, paid one [[drachma]] a day, and this salary was covered by the [[Athens\|Athenian]] state. Due to their sought-after special skills, the rowers of the top bench received additional bonuses from the wealthy fundraising citizens who competed in order to have the best possible crews. From the 5th to the 4th century BCE. the heavy losses of the [[Peloponnesian War]] and the exhaustion of funds made it difficult to find new rowers and crew members. As a result, not all crew members were citizens. The trireme, when fitted out as a pure warship, could carry only about thirty crewmen and combatant besides the rowers. These included marines (''[[wikt:el:επιβάτης\|epibates]]''), [[archer]]s, a [[captain]], a helmsman, a boatswain, a piper, and assorted crewmen in charge of the gear, sails, and repairs.
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A [[trireme]] was a warship maneuvered by 170 rowers manning three rows of oars. Its military purpose was to strike with metal rams or to allow for boarding of the enemy [[ships]]. The crews were usually enlisted citizens, paid one drachma a day, and this salary was covered by the [[Athens|Athenian]] state. Due to their sought-after special skills, the rowers of the top bench received additional bonuses from the wealthy fundraising citizens who competed in order to have the best possible crews. From the 5th to the 4th century BCE. the heavy losses of the [[Peloponnesian War]] and the exhaustion of funds made it difficult to find new rowers and crew members. As a result, not all crew members were citizens. The trireme, when fitted out as a pure warship, could carry only about thirty crewmen and combatant besides the rowers. These included marines (epibates), [[archer]]s, a [[captain]], a helmsman, a boatswain, a piper, and assorted crewmen in charge of the gear, sails and repairs.
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