Low hull with a flat bottom and a flat, albeit uneven gunwale. The stempost is straight with a forward slant, ending in an outward facing bird-headed device with eyes and traces of incised grooves. The incurving sternpost rises above the gunwale, its tip broken off. There are two seated figures facing each other, one larger than the other. They have protruding noses, chins and ears and topped caps. The larger figure at the stern has both arms outside of the gunwale and holds and oar 6 cm long. He is probably the helmsman.

Low hull with a flat bottom and a flat, albeit uneven gunwale. The stempost is straight with a forward slant, ending in an outward facing bird-headed device with eyes and traces of incised grooves. The incurving sternpost rises above the gunwale, its tip broken off. There are two seated figures facing each other, one larger than the other. They have protruding noses, chins and ears and topped caps. The larger figure at the stern has both arms outside of the gunwale and holds and oar 6 cm long. He is probably the helmsman.

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