Making of traditional dugout canoe Partner: Northmen YT: youtube.com/user/neemantools IG: instagram.com/northmenguild/ WEBSITE: www.northmen.com/ | Crafty School

36K views · 202 reactions | Making of traditional dugout canoe Partner: Northmen IG: https://www.instagram.com/northmenguild/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/northmenguild/ YT: https://www.youtube.com/user/neemantools | Crafty School | Facebook

How do we move a 10-metre-long medieval log boat around the Museum? This huge log boat was discovered in the 1830s. At the time it was being used as a bridge near to the River Arun in the south of England. It was made out of half an oak tree between AD 1000 and 1250, and weighs about a tonne! http://ow.ly/9NoW30fQFQ5 | British Museum

1.4M views · 2.5K reactions | Building a boat from a giant log Partner: Outback Mike: youtube.com/channel/UC5iQ1gK9yav01X0QB_aB5fA | Crafty Panda How | Facebook

Have you visited our free exhibition Under Southern Skies yet? This 13-metre-long dugout canoe from the Sepik River in Papua New Guinea forms the centrepiece of this new permanent gallery. The Sepik River is one of the largest and most intact freshwater basins in the Asia Pacific region, with local villagers using the River since ancient times for water, fishing and transportation. Dug out from a single tree, this canoe could be paddled by up to 25 people. Come behind the scenes with our Registr

13K views · 78 reactions | An Australian adventurer has sailed from Townsville to Cape York in a dugout canoe. Mike Atkinson travelled more than 1,500km and survived by fishing and living off the land. | Sunrise | Facebook