History, asked by 3018518, 2 months ago

Around the year 700 ships got to be easier to steer and the sails were made better.

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Answered by saltywhitehorse

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Ships during the Early Middle Period were difficult to sail in high seas and oceans.
During 700 BC, the Phoenician fleet became famous for carrying goods and passengers.
Ships during this period used many oarsmen propelled by oars for making bursts of speed and rapid manoeuvres.
It was not easy to drive and navigate ships.

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