AGHIOS NIKOLAOS

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Description

The structural form of the stern is the main classification criterion for traditional boats

Tserniki boats in general

Tserniki was a type of traditional boat with a sharp stern. Tserniki-type boats were predominantly used in the Eastern Aegean and Asia Minor, but disappeared after WWII.

Aghios Nikolaos

Aghios Nikolaos is among the earliest surviving examples of Greek traditional boats. She was built in 1910 in Samos. For decades it was used for the transportation and supply of fruit and vegetables on the island of Hydra.  Today, there is provision for Aghios Nikolaos to be included in the exhibits of the Aegean Shipbuilding and Marine Crafts Museum in Samos.

Bibliography

Δαμιανίδης, Κ. (1998). Ελληνική Παραδοσιακή Ναυπηγική. Πολιτιστικό Ίδρυμα Ομίλου Πειραιώς

Additional information

Type

Tserniki

Length over all

10.90m

Length

Up to 20 meters

Beam

3.10m

Depth

0.88m

Construction date

1910

Traditional Vessel Category (1 or 2 if applicable)

2

Shipyard

Samos

Location

Samos

3D model .cad file

Available upon request

Point cloud file

Not available

Creator of digital files

NTUA, UWA

3-D DIGITAL MODEL

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