seafaring

"But the time for seafaring has arrived," Peter had said.

The development of long range seafaring had an influence upon the entire Mediterranean.

Long, useless years of seafaring had thus discharged him at the end, penniless and sick.

The remains of this prehistoric seafaring is being investigated by underwater archaeologists.

"Nobody knows how old seafaring was in Europe.

The town has a strong tradition in merchant seafaring and is currently the home of various important Greek ship owners.

The technology of seafaring had grown sophisticated enough to allow pirates to roam freely, but was too primitive for others to stop them.

He returned to merchant seafaring for another year or two, making several voyages between New York and ports to the south.

Your dread of seafaring is assuaged.

No place suffered more than New England, where a single-minded pursuit of seafaring formed the basis of the economy.

However, a long history of trade and seafaring has resulted in a high degree of mixed blood ancestry among Moluccans.

Ainaži entered a great period of growth in the 1870s, when its history of shipbuilding and seafaring began.

Even two passengers as ignorant as we were of seafaring could hardly fail to recognize how marvelous our Skyboat truly was.

Separated from the California mainland throughout recent geological history, the Channel Islands provide the earliest evidence for human seafaring in the Americas.

Plain and simple explanations on living off the sea were given in abundance, but a basic knowledge of seafaring was assumed by the author of the manual.

It is accepted that seafaring is a potentially dangerous occupation, which calls for a high standard of health and fitness for all those working in the industry.

In the Museum of Ancient Seafaring in Mainz:

He mastered the new tool and turned out eight books in his last five years, including "Jewish Seafaring in Ancient Times," which is awaiting publication.

Seafaring has long been the most popular trade, but farming and eventually tourism became the most important economic factors after the end of the Age of Sail.

Temples of Privilege We left Whaling National Historical Park to take a brief look at what all this seafaring had achieved on land.

In the metaphor, found at 488a-489d, Plato's Socrates compares the population at large to a strong but nearsighted shipowner whose knowledge of seafaring is lacking.

The seafaring is usually easier and thus safer in area of the South Atlantic Current than in the West Wind Drift, though also slower.

Fleets of Fantasy, adventurous attractions, themed to storybook seafaring, would recapture the spirit and whimsy of turn-of-the-century amusement park rides.

Museum of Ancient Seafaring (Museum für Antike Schifffahrt).

The unexpected land was certainly startling, but the real new world was ocean-spanning seafaring: as it turned out, the sea wasn't earth's edge, but instead a cool new superhighway.

"The first thing I want to look into is seafaring technology."

The number of seafaring jobs has dropped to 8,500 today from 100,000 in 1960.

Only her editor knows why the seafaring novel was not to be.

No one, especially a seafaring man, could ignore such a message.

At the age of nine, he began working on seafaring ships.

In neither instance would it have been of a seafaring race.

People living here had a tradition of seafaring and international commerce.

And the old seafaring songs drift out once more over the water.

"What can a seafaring man do for you, young gentlemen?"

This means that increased cooperation with seafaring third countries is necessary.

We've been a seafaring nation - you get to know other countries."

For many here it is also an important link with the community's seafaring heritage.

The truth of the seafaring experiences is the most important and rewarding thing.

In earlier times, however, builders were often sailors or seafaring men.

It had the raw energy and power that comes with a seafaring tradition.

They also evoke the history of what once was a proud seafaring nation.

Examining the population's behavior as seafaring people and when ashore.

Most of these national groups arrived from seafaring, coastal regions.

But what were seafaring fish doing in a freshwater pond?

Now it was full of coinage from all over the world, just like any seafaring man's.

Q. What is one of your most memorable seafaring experiences?

The Dutch, another seafaring people who arrived in 1653, were the first to arrive.

This is a chance to explore and photograph the most famous ship in seafaring history.

The highest retirement position is to be the Governor of a seafaring capital.

And how do they compare to their fellow seafaring predators?