Dover and Ferriby sewn-plank boats demonstrate substantial maritime technology but do not reconstruct a specific trade itinerary, cargo or voyage frequency.

Supporting sources

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  The Dover Bronze Age Boat in Context: Society and Water Transport in Prehistoric Europe — Peter Clark (2005)

  Places the c. 1550 BCE Dover sewn-plank boat within European water-transport traditions.

  
  Locator: Entire article; dating and contextual discussion
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  Morgawr: an experimental Bronze Age-type sewn-plank craft based on the Ferriby boats — Robert Van de Noort, Brian Cumby, Lucy Blue, Anthony Harding, Linda Hurcombe, Tom Monrad Hansen, Andrew Wetherelt, Jenny Wittamore, Andy Wyke (2014)

  Reports construction and trial of a full-scale sewn-plank craft based on the Ferriby boats and summarizes their dates and construction.

  
  Locator: Abstract; Sewn-plank boats and Bronze Age Cornwall; conclusion
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  Claimed by the Sea: Salcombe, Langdon Bay, and Other Marine Finds of the Bronze Age — Stuart Needham, David Parham, Catherine Frieman (2013)

  Publishes and compares Salcombe, Langdon Bay and related marine assemblages while examining wreck, loss and deliberate-deposition alternatives.

  
  Locator: Chapters on Salcombe, Langdon Bay and interpretive synthesis

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