Definition: Woodship, also known as a ship made of wood, is a type of vessel that has been used in maritime history to transport goods and people. These ships were typically built from wood or other materials such as logs or timbers, and were often equipped with sails and anchors for navigation. The term "woodship" comes from the Latin word "wood-", which means "wood," and is derived from the Greek word "shipos," meaning "ship." In ancient times, ships were made
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