Roman Ship Galley Low-poly 3D model

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Galleys are warships that use oars to move on water. The main weapon of the rowing ships of the Greeks was an underwater ram. It is believed that initially it arose as a water cutter or bow bulb, which serves to increase the ship's storm seaworthiness. After the appearance of heavy ships, they began to strengthen it and use it in combat conditions. The classic version of the underwater ram had a flattened shape of a stylized trident. Such a ram did not pierce, but broke through the side. On ships built according to ancient technology, the hull plating sewn in a special way was severely damaged.