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Trireme

usgb/ˈtraɪriːm/Volume
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Historical ContextPlay
Understand 'trireme' as part of ancient maritime history, mainly used by Greeks and Romans. SlideStudying the Battle of Salamis, one learns about the crucial role of Athenian triremes.
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Cultural SymbolPlay
'Trireme' is a symbol of naval innovation, representing the military power of ancient civilizations. SlideThe trireme is featured on many ancient coins as a symbol of power.
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Visualize StructurePlay
Imagine 'trireme' as a long, narrow boat with three tiers of rowers on each side. SlideIn the museum, there was a model showing the oar arrangement of a trireme.