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Description

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

Varkalas boats in general

Varkalas is a medium or large size traditional boat type with a transom stern. Varkalas-type boats were predominantly built on East Aegean islands up utnil the middle of the 20th century. Today, very few examples survive.

Aghios Dimitrios

Built in Skiathos i1927, Aghios Dimitrios was used for the transportation of wine until 1962 and as a fishing boat thereafter. Today, there is provision for Aghios Dimitrios 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

Δαμιανίδης, Κ. και Ζήβας Α. (1986). Το Τρεχαντήρι στην Ελληνική Ναυπηγική Τέχνη. Έκδοση ΕΟΜΜΕΧ. Αθήνα

Additional information

Type

Varkalas

Length over all

14.40m

Length

Up to 20 meters

Construction date

1927

Traditional Vessel Category (1 or 2 if applicable)

2

Beam

5.12m

Depth

2m

Shipyard

Skiathos

Location

Samos

Point cloud file

Not available

3D model .cad file

Available upon request

Creator of digital files

NTUA, UWA

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