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• Junk (ship) (links | edit)
• Keel (links | edit)
• Windsurfing (links | edit)
• Battle of Sluys (links | edit)
• Dhow (links | edit)
• List of medieval weapons (links | edit)
• Bodiam Castle (links | edit)
• Gunboat (links | edit)
• Miniature wargaming (links | edit)
• Battle of Damme (links | edit)
• Tall ship (links | edit)
• Caravel (links | edit)
• Sloop-of-war (links | edit)
• Man-of-war (links | edit)
• Fire ship (links | edit)
• Trimaran (links | edit)
• Portuguese conquest of Ceuta (links | edit)
• Koch (boat) (links | edit)
• Felucca (links | edit)
• Razee (links | edit)
• Dugout canoe (links | edit)
• Giovanni Villani (links | edit)
• Inflatable boat (links | edit)
• Snow (ship) (links | edit)
• Bomb vessel (links | edit)
• Cutter (boat) (links | edit)
• FC Hansa Rostock (links | edit)
• Barquentine (links | edit)
• Gaff rig (links | edit)
• Hellenistic-era warships (links | edit)
• Lugger (links | edit)
• Age of Discovery (links | edit)
• Hōkūleʻa (links | edit)
• Cargo ship (links | edit)
• Carrack (links | edit)
• Bireme (links | edit)
• Seventy-four (ship) (links | edit)
• Fluyt (links | edit)
• England in the Middle Ages (links | edit)
• Full-rigged pinnace (links | edit)
• Glossary of nautical terms (A–L) (links | edit)
• Outrigger boat (links | edit)
• Well smack (links | edit)
• Coco (folklore) (links | edit)
• Bermuda rig (links | edit)
• Square rig (links | edit)
• Full-rigged ship (links | edit)
• Proa (links | edit)
• Fore-and-aft rig (links | edit)
• Gunter rig (links | edit)