Canoe

Chandler's Encyclopedia · 1898 · p. 16
Boat usually formed of a tree-trunk hollowed out by cutting or burning, and propelled by paddles held perpendicularly instead of oars horizontally. It is found among natives of both hemispheres and all zones. The Laps and Esquimaux sew skins over bone framework and form half-decked canoes. In N. America strips of birch-bark are sewn together to make the most perfect river transport known. canoes are of enormous size and very ornate. Fiji war
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