Talk:Navis lusoria

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Did you know... that it has been estimated that the navis lusoria, a type of a troop ship of the late Roman Empire, could reach speeds of about 10 knots?

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Relying on a single find[edit]

I think this article needs to broaden its perspective. It relies entirely on research results from one specific find. Be careful about assuming that the remains from Mainz are representative of an entire type of vessels. Make sure to read what the sources actually say about how representative it is. Peter ^Isotalo 21:52, 16 July 2023 (UTC)[reply]