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Grad Student Explores Ancient Warfare With Naval Ram Project (today.tamu.edu)

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Grad Student Explores Ancient Warfare With Naval Ram Project by kratos2025 in history

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https://sea-control.simplecast.com/episodes/sea-control-420-building-an-ancient-naval-ram-with-stephen-decasien

Looks like he explains it more here too.

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This is the first ancient naval cast in over 1,500 years and the only ram outside the Mediterranean basin! “Grad Student Explores Ancient Warfare With Naval Ram Project” (today.tamu.edu)

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Grad Student Explores Ancient Warfare With Naval Ram Project (today.tamu.edu)

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Grad Student Explores Ancient Warfare With Naval Ram Project by kratos2025 in history

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Thanks for the answer!

Grad Student Explores Ancient Warfare With Naval Ram Project by kratos2025 in history

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https://stephendecasien.com/ancient-naval-ram-casting-project/

Looks like he built the front of a warship!

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Was the naval ram a dominant weapon in ancient navies and what evidence do we have for them? Is this reconstructed naval ram accurate? (self.AskHistorians)

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Grad Student Explores Ancient Warfare With Naval Ram Project (today.tamu.edu)

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Grad Student Explores Ancient Warfare With Naval Ram Project (today.tamu.edu)

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Grad Student Explores Ancient Warfare With Naval Ram Project by kratos2025 in history

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How accurate is this reconstructed ancient naval ram?!

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Grad Student Explores Ancient Warfare With Naval Ram Project (today.tamu.edu)

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A Roman rostrum (ram) that was found off coast of the Aegate Islands. On March 10, 241 BC the Romans defeated the Carthaginians in a naval battle near these islands. This victory led to Rome winning the 1st Punic War. (These aren't my photos, source in comments) by icantthinkofaname940 in ancientrome

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https://today.tamu.edu/2023/03/16/grad-student-explores-ancient-warfare-with-naval-ram-project/