History of the Sea
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Description
This is a series of scrolls, each written for a specific period of years, usually a decade in length. These works synopsize various periods of time and explain the technology and tools available during that time.
The work has very little personal information about the author, but does site many other resources relating to seafaring skills and technologies. It is a well regarded work.
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History
History of the Sea was the life-work of Riutta of Martin. Born in 672TR in Shorkein, he was a pilot of great distinction. Shortly after a shipwreck in 699TR off the coast of Melderyn, with both legs badly broken, Riutta of Martin turned from piloting to research.
He spent the rest of his life in the libraries and the dock-side inns of Melderyn buying drinks and listening to tales. His works are considered the best written history of seafaring.
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Hârnic Book Information
TYPE: Lore, Sea
AUTHOR:Riutta of Martin
SUBJECT:History of the Sea 500-510, 510-520, 530-560, 560-570, 570-600, 600-610, 610-620, 620-650, 660-670, 670-682, 682-690, 690, 700, 701-710.
LANGUAGE: Hârnic
SCRIPT: Lakise
ORIGIN: Melderyn, Hârn
DATE: 718TR
COPIES: 3, 2 in Melderyn, 1 in Geistei (Thardic Republic)
NOTE: __ died in 715TR, so it is unlikely there will be another scroll of History of the Sea. The Church of Save-Knor is rumored to have bound volumes of these scrolls, but if that is true it is not kept in the common library at Melderyn.
The History of the Sea is considered a scholarly work, and at least one copy was given to the pilots guild in Melderyn at the time of Riutta of Martins death along with his log book.
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