Specialists from the National Maritime Museum inwards Tczew began the reconstruction of the 12th-century Slavic boat salvaged from the bottom of the Bay of Puck.
The reconstruction of the Slavic boat dated dorsum to 1158 began at the Shipwreck Conservation Centre inwards Tczew, a facility of the National Maritime Museum inwards Gdańsk. The wreck, designated P-3 past times the museum workers, has been salvaged from the mud at the bottom of the Bay of Puck.
"This is a pioneering project" - emphasises Jerzy Litwin, manager of the National Maritime Museum inwards Gdańsk. "We accept created a exceptional metallic handbasket that allows for precise positioning of private structural elements" - he says.
This method volition let to recreate the cast as well as the actual dimensions of the boat. Viking boats are exhibited inwards a like agency inwards Scandinavian museums. Nobody has attempted such a reconstruction inwards Poland until now. Reconstructions of Slavic boats are too rare. Polish museums accept entirely 2 such exhibits, 1 of which was reconstructed earlier the war.
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