17th century Dutch Shipbuilding

The 17th century in the Dutch Republic in Holland is generally called The "Golden Age". This prosperity was mostly caused by the products of the Dutch Shipbuilding industry, which was very popular both in the Republic and abroad. What 17th century Dutch ships looked like is very well known from all the beautiful paintings that maritime painters of the period left us. But how were they built? In this video I will try to give a comprehensive answer to this question...... 🎞SHIPS AND BOATS FROM THE NORTH - The Renaissance Shipwrecks from Christianshavn:    • 156 - SHIPS AND BOATS OF THE NORTH - The R...   🎞Nicolaes Witsen and SHIPBUILDING in the Dutch Golden Age by A.J. Hoving:    • 076 - Nicolaes Witsen and SHIP BUILDING in...   🎞The ships of Adel Tasman (17th century) - Jacht Heemskerck (1638) - Fluit Zeehaen (1639) + CD:    • 024 - The ships of Abel Tasman (17th centu...   🎞Dutch Merchant Ships (17th century) by Ab Hoving:    • 004 - Dutch Merchant Ships (17th century) ...   🎞Shipmodeler's library:    • LIBRARY for ship modelers   🔴Channel's main page:    / @kroumbatchvarov-archaeologist   🔥To become a MEMBER of the channel:    / @kroumbatchvarov-archaeologist   ⚓️SYSTER channel:    / @olhabatchvarov