- A
trireme (/ˈtraɪriːm/ TRY-reem;
derived from Latin: trirēmis "with
three banks of oars"; cf. Gr**** triērēs,
literally "three-rower") was an
ancient vessel...
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Olympias is a
reconstruction of an
ancient Athenian trireme and an
important example of
experimental archaeology. It is also a
commissioned ship in the...
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Trireme Partners LLP was a US
limited partnership venture capital company that
invested in technology, goods, and
services related to
Homeland Security...
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types of
oared warships appeared in the
Mediterranean Sea, su****ding the
trireme and
transforming naval warfare.
Ships became increasingly large and heavy...
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powered by oarsmen,
sometimes stacked in
multiple levels such as
biremes or
triremes, and many of
which also had sails.
Initial efforts of the
Romans to construct...
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small pleasure crafts called pamphyles. The next development, the
trireme,
keeping the
length of the bireme,
added a tier to the height, the rowers...
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arranged in 15–30 pairs, from
monoremes with a
single line of oars to
triremes with
three lines of oars in a
tiered arrangement. Occasionally, much larger...
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guidance of the
Athenian politician Themistocles, to
build a m****ive
fleet of
triremes that
would be
necessary for the Gr****s to
fight the Persians. However,...
- τριήραρχος, romanized: triērarchos) was the
title of
officers who
commanded a
trireme (triēres) in the
classical Gr**** world. In
classical Athens, the title...
- of files.
Polyremes comprise the
trireme (3 files), quadrireme, quinquereme,
hexareme or ****ireme (probably a
trireme with two
rowers per oar), septireme...
