Scheepsmodel van een waterschip (vissersschip...

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Ship model

Ship model OW10, a waterschip, on a scale of 1:20. The model is a reconstruction of the hull of a waterschip found in eastern Flevoland on plot W10. The ship was lost in the second half of the 16th century.

A waterschip was a heavily built fishing vessel that was used on the Zuyder Zee from the 14th to the 19th century. Its name is presumably derived from the fishwell in the midship. Small holes in the ship's hull allowed water to pass in and out so that fish (either caught or purchased) could be transported alive and delivered fresh to market.

Date of creation
2e helft 16e eeuw
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Description
Scheepsmodel van een waterschip (vissersschip), schaal 1:20. Model van een vissersschip (waterschip) vergaan in de tweede helft van de 16e eeuw op de Zuiderzee, gevonden het huidige Biddinghuizen op kavel W 10 in OostelijkFlevoland.
Collection
Sunken Treasures
Institution
Source
  • MODEL-OW10 (hout), Rijksdienst voor het Cultureel Erfgoed, afdeling Scheepsarcheologie, Lelystad
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For information contact:Rijksdienst voor het Cultureel Erfgoed, afdeling Scheepsarcheologie
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