File:Saïque turc en mer (début XVIIIème siècle).jpg
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[edit]DescriptionSaïque turc en mer (début XVIIIème siècle).jpg |
Français : Dessin d'un saïque (ou caïque), petit navire de transport en usage en Méditerranée orientale. Paru dans le Recüeil des vuës de tous les differens bastimens de la mer Mediterranée et de l'Océan, avec leurs noms et usages. |
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Source | BNF |
Author | Pierre-Jacob Gueroult du Pas (1654 - 17 ?) |
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