Ancient Ships and Seafaring - Fik Meijer: A History of Seafaring in the Ancient World. Pp. viii + 248; 49 ill. London and Sydney. Croom Helm, 1986. £25 [Book Review]

The Classical Review 37 (2):255-257 (1987)
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