trireme

Warship used by the Romans with a ram, a sail and three vertical rows of oars.
trireme 						Oar at the back of the ship acting as rudder.				  							Long piece of wood that is broad and flat at one end; it is mounted on the boat and pulled by one or more people to propel the boat.				  							Timber jutting out in front of the prow usually at water level; it was used to punch holes in the hulls of enemy ships.				  							Sculpted timber on the prow of a ship in ancient times that depicted a human, a god or a mythical creature.

steering oar

Oar at the back of the ship acting as rudder.

oar

Long piece of wood that is broad and flat at one end; it is mounted on the boat and pulled by one or more people to propel the boat.

ram

Timber jutting out in front of the prow usually at water level; it was used to punch holes in the hulls of enemy ships.

figurehead

Sculpted timber on the prow of a ship in ancient times that depicted a human, a god or a mythical creature.