Flat hull in right profile depicted by a single thick horizontal line, outward-curving stempost and raking sternpost. Horizontal spur created by the line of the hull continuing past the junction with the stem. The vessel's extremities are missing. A helmsman facing aft holding a quarter rudder which extends diagonally abaft the sternpost. Crewman at the bow. Six steering oars below the hull. Mast amidships with four lines extending. The two lower ones extending to the base are probably stays, while the upper two are likely a yard with down curving ends. Possible deadeye to the left of the mast.

According to Wachsmann, the small pointed projection at the junction of the sternpost and the hull resembles the miniature stern spur visible on two of the sea people's ships. Wedde interprets this as simply the helmsman's foot extending below the keel-line.

Laviosa, C. 1969-70. “La marina micenea,” Annuario 47-48: 7-40.

Wachsmann, S. 1981. “The Ships of the Sea People,” IJNA 10: 187-220.

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