Imperial Roman Warship (100 AD)
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Roman River Warship circa 100 AD
This 3D model represents a Roman warship from around 100 AD, used primarily in rivers to control the Empire's waterways and ensure swift military response. It captures the essence of Roman naval engineering, featuring a detailed design that reflects both the functional and aesthetic characteristics of the era.
Model purpose
Ideal for historical visualization, education, or game development.
Store: https://www.artstation.com/a/40702849
Fun Fact - Could Romans Sail Close-Hauled?
Yes, they could! The Romans used spritsails, which allowed them to sail close-hauled. This has been confirmed through fascinating research in experimental archaeology, led by Prof. Boris Dreyer. His work is documented in the book *"Die Fridericiana Alexandrina Navis (F.A.N.) - Ein Römerboot auf dem Prüfstand - Bau und Test für Wissenschaft und Öffentlichkeit."*
### Source
[Shipwreck excavation site.](https://vici.org/vici/18539/)
