Slender hull with a flat gunwale and a concave stempost whose upper part is missing. The ram is triangular and tapers to a point. Its base is clearly demarcated with a nearly vertical red line, which probably indicates its metal sheathing. The bow has a large almond shaped "eye" with a pupil and eyebrow on either side. The sternpost rises gradually, ending in an incurving curl. At both bow and stern, about 3 cm away from the stem is a thwart (L: 4-4.5 cm; W: 1 cm) that protrudes on either side of the hull by about 0.5 cm. On either side of the hull are painted eight oblique black lines. Between these there are similar red lines - eight vaguely marked on one side, and two better preserved ones on the other.

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