A very schematic representation of a ship to the right with a low hull, a vertical stempost painted as a massive triangle, mast with sail, and 17 visible oars. The ship is divided lengthwise into three longitudinal horizontal areas. The lowest and thickest one is the ship's hull, from the keel/keel-plank to the sheer. The area above it is presumably where the stanchions would be normally shown, but instead they are omitted and only the oars are depicted. The uppermost reserved area is probably an open bulwark. A forecastle is depicted as a rectangle with a horizontal line in its middle and four parallel, vertical lines. The mast and sails are drawn with three vertical wavy lines. Since there are 17 visible oars and considering the part of the ship is missing, this is presumably a penteconter.

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