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Revision as of 11:22, 18 September 2024
Carriage
vehicle in Latin script | vehicle | region | time | image |
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kareton | kareton | Philippines | ![]() |
Vessel
vehicle in Latin script | vehicle | region | time | image |
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juanga | juanga | Philippines, Eastern Indonesia | before 16th century | ![]() |
jukung | jukung | Indonesia | ![]() | |
paraw | paraw | Philippines | ![]() | |
sampan panjang | sampan panjang | Indonesia | 19th century | ![]() |
shānbǎn | 舢舨 | Eastern Asia, Southeastern Asia | ![]() | |
tataya | tataya | Batanes | ![]() | |
zōng | 䑸 | China, Southeastern Asia |