Viking shipbuilding - part 2

The video tutorial covers the basics of constructing a modular ship, including strengthening the structure with cross beams and ribs, and waterproofing the hull through a process called cooking. It explains the use of sails and steering oars for navigation, highlighting the effort required to craft sails from wool or linen, which can take up to a year. The tutorial provides insights into traditional shipbuilding techniques and the roles of different materials and tools in the process.

What is the purpose of using cross beams and ribs in ship construction?

• To decorate the ship

• To strengthen the ship's structure

• To reduce the ship's weight

• To make the ship faster

What material is used to fill gaps in the ship's hull to make it waterproof?

• Todd Wall

• Wood

• Clay

• Tar

How is the steering oar used in navigation?

• It is used to propel the ship forward

• It is used to anchor the ship

• It is used to measure the depth of water

• It is turned to help steer the ship

What is the primary material used by the women of the village to make sails?

• Cotton

• Silk

• Wool or linen

• Leather

How long can it take to make a good sail?

• A few days

• A month

• Several months

• The best part of a year