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India - Malabar Coast - A very long vessel, capable of carrying 60-65 men, of whom no fewer than 48 are rowers. The first three men sit astride the bow with their feet in a kind of stirrup..jpg
From the album: Different types of boats used by Tamils during british era
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India - Malabar Coast. Bow view of a fishing vessel, with well-established lines..jpg
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Malabar - fishing vessel.jpg
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Canoeing in the marshes of Cochin, Malabar, Travancore.jpg
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India - Malabar Coast - Piroga to Cochin.jpg
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India - Malabar Coast - monoxilo dinghy for 2-4 men.jpg
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India - Malabar Coast - Serpent Boat of the Sultan of Travancore (1865).jpg
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India - Malabar Coast - Fishing vessel about ten meters long. Midships half-section (a).jpg
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India - Riverboat on the Malabar Coast.jpg
From the album: Different types of boats used by Tamils during british era
- India - Sasaram boat. This type is usually covered with several mats shaped like a tortoise shell..jpg
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India - Malabar lagoon fishing boat, capable of carrying 4 men.jpg
From the album: Different types of boats used by Tamils during british era
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India - east coast - simple sailing pirogue vallam - Paravers Coast.jpg
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India - Eastern coasts - Gulf of Mannar - Kilakarai at a crossroads.jpg
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- India - Eastern Coast - Adam's Bridge - Pamban Pass, boat with stabilizing lever, European imitation hull.jpg
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India - Eastern Coast - Palk Bay - Tirupalakudi Stabilizing Lever Monoxis.jpg
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India - Eastern Coast - Palk Bay - Outrigger Dugout (Adiram Patanam).jpg
From the album: Different types of boats used by Tamils during british era
- India - East Coast - Palk Bay - palagai kattu vattai outrigger canoe (Adiram Patman). A second type, vala vathai (Muthupet), has a single plank amidships and a rudder (b)..jpg
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India - Coromandel Coast - Hull section - bow ornamentation.jpg
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- Single-outrigger canoe near Cuddalore and on the Vellar River near New Port. The simplest of all the canoes in India and Oceania..jpg
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Masula - sewn boat.jpg
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India - light dinghy in Madras.jpg
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India - Coromandel, Gulf of Mannar - Pearl fishing boat equipment.jpg
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India - Southern coast of Kerala. Boat in Cochin. Use of the stitching system..jpg
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India - Sewn vessel from the Malabar coast.jpg
From the album: Different types of boats used by Tamils during british era
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India - 1832, Thoni in Pondichery: Mahi, Chandernagor
From the album: Different types of boats used by Tamils during british era