Flat hull with a slightly rounded bottom and a flat gunwale. The stempost rises vertically with a slight outward slant that becomes more pronounced near gunwale level and ends in a concave extremity that projects above the gunwale. The bottom of the stempost is damaged, and it appears that the cutwater was broken off. The sternpost rises gradually and is missing above gunwale level. There is a band of clay along the gunwale on either side at the bow, which appears to be some kind of reinforcement. There is a thwart/cross-beam immediately behind each stem and a raised mast-socket amidships. The bow is quite similar to Nicosia C 66 and Louvre E 32296.

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