- [1]Keith Parfitt, "1300 BC - The Dover Bronze Age Boat", Current Archaeology, 24 May 2007. Roberts, O. T. P., "The Dover boat: steady as she goes!."
- They had found a prehistoric boat, preserved by the type of sediment in which it was buried. It was then named by Dover Bronze- Age Boat.”
- In 2002, on the 10th anniversary of the finding, the Dover Bronze -Age Boat Trust hosted a conference, where this meeting of dissimilar heritages became evident.
- IELTS 7 1. The Dover Bronze Age Boat. January 17, 2023August 9, 2021 by Princi Sharma. ... Age Boat, The Dover Bronze Age Boat answers.
- The Dover Bronze Age Boat Trust is a charitable organisation which was set up to manage the conservation and exhibition of the boat.
- The world's oldest known seagoing boat, estimated to be around 3,000 years old, was discovered by workers (alongside archaeologists from the Canterbury...
- They had found a prehistoric boat, preserved by the type of sediment in which it was buried. It was then named by Dover Bronze- Age Boat.
- It was then named by Dover Bronze Age Boat. About nine meters of the boat’s length was recovered; one end lay beyond the excavation and had to be left.
- The remains of this Bronze Age boat measure about 9.5 meters (31 feet), built from oak planks held together with wedges and yew branches.
- The technical study of a Bronze Age sewn-plank boat discovered in Dover in 1992, dated to 1575-1520 cal BC (95% probability).
- So, the Dover Bronze Age Boat is significant, is it because it is the only one ever found? Not at all, there are nine other Bronze Age boats known in Britain...
