cangaia
Posted: Fri Jun 29, 2018 11:19 pm
CANGAIA: Aak to Zumbra a Dictionary of the World’s Watercraft does not have anything under that name.
The stamp shows a double outrigger canoe with a stempost, so it is not a dugout.
In a fishing report on the East coast of Africa I found, that the CANGALA is a wooden planked boot , which has a more pointed bow with a rounded or pointed stern, and it is a flat-bottomed vessel and more agile than canoes.
The CANGAIAS are typical used by people from Nampula Province in Mozambique as a fishing craft, mostly powered by paddle or sail. As fishing vessel she spent an average of 7.0 – 7.4 hours at sea.
Crew 5-6.
Length ca. 4.59m.
She are called BOTI in Kenya and Tanzania, In Tanzania also called Dau.
On an outrigger model site on the internet I found a model the IBO which looks almost the same as the stamp, but the Aak to Zumbra book has nothing on her.
Mozambique 1982 12m sg 973, scott 840.
The stamp shows a double outrigger canoe with a stempost, so it is not a dugout.
In a fishing report on the East coast of Africa I found, that the CANGALA is a wooden planked boot , which has a more pointed bow with a rounded or pointed stern, and it is a flat-bottomed vessel and more agile than canoes.
The CANGAIAS are typical used by people from Nampula Province in Mozambique as a fishing craft, mostly powered by paddle or sail. As fishing vessel she spent an average of 7.0 – 7.4 hours at sea.
Crew 5-6.
Length ca. 4.59m.
She are called BOTI in Kenya and Tanzania, In Tanzania also called Dau.
On an outrigger model site on the internet I found a model the IBO which looks almost the same as the stamp, but the Aak to Zumbra book has nothing on her.
Mozambique 1982 12m sg 973, scott 840.