Impossible Naval Engineering


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Naval engineering has led the way in technological advances through all History. For the simple reason that if anything goes wrong at sea, you’re dead.

Citizens of ancient Tyre use fire ships against Alexander the Great’s besieging fleet. Roman Emperor Nero builds a death yacht to kill his own mother; a 15th-century weapon designed to pierce enemy hulls. The underwater booby trap defense system smashes through pirate hulls in15th century Italy. The chemical bomb fire ships kill hundreds on the high seas of ancient Greece.

Through investigation, for the first time on television, Ancient Discoveries builds and tests the oldest white-water rapid crafts ever discovered.


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