Tuesday, September 04, 2007
Boats on the Move
Why was the shallow hull of the Viking Boat important? Hint: The answer was in the "Boats on the Move" article.
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Why was the shallow hull of the Viking Boat important? Hint: The answer was in the "Boats on the Move" article.
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The hull was important because it would let the boat get closer to land.
The shallow hull was important
on the viking boat because it
would let them glide across the
shore with out hitting the
ground.
The shallow hull of the Viking boat was important because it needed to be flat enough to maneuver close to shore without running aground.
i think the movie was so so so so cool!
The shallow hull on the viking ships was important because it helped them get closer to the land and helped them go faster across the ocean.
The ship is important because it helped them to carry thing
The hull is important because
without it the bottom of the
boat would be broken and they
wouldn't be able to maneuver
close to the shore.
the hull was inportent because the boat moved faster and got closer to island.
I think the hull is important because they wouldn't be able to carry objects nor go anywhere.
The movie was pretty good. I would like to find more about the Vikings and see the movie it would be so cool to see the long movie. And I would know lots of stuff and I could probly go to the museum.
THAT SONG JUST DISTRACTED US FROM THE VIDEO! good job Mr.C now were gonna learn a song that vikings were nothing of. HA!
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