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bracera : ウィキペディア英語版
bracera

A bracera or brazzera () is a traditional Croatian coastal cargo sailing vessel originated in Dalmatia and first recorded in the 16th century chronicles. Along with its larger sisters - trabakuls and peligs, braceras formed the backbone of the commercial fleet on the Adriatic Sea with one masted one being the most prominent and best known. This solid and very mobile boat with wide hips and blunt bow was particularly suitable for commerce and communication between the many islands of the Adriatic as well as neighboring coasts. Already in the 19th century over 800 of them were listed in the Austro-Hungarian fleet register covering vessels of the Dalmatian and Istrian coasts. Adriatic braceras distinguish from the vessels carrying same/similar names like, for example, in the Aegean Sea. Unlike there, on the Adriatic the term refers to the entire boat, the system that consists of the hull and the rig as well, and not merely the sail.〔Salamon, Velimir (2011). (The Croatian Brazzera ) ''EMH Newsletter- number 27'', 2011, Retrieved 10 November 2012〕
Today, The Dolphin Dream Society is operating Dubrovnik waters with a unique one masted bracera replica called "Our Lady of the Sea" aiming to promote Croatian maritime heritage through responsible tourism.〔Official website of the Maritime Adriatic Responsible Tourism. (Maritima ART ) Retrieved 10 November 2012〕
==Origin==

Some argue that the name "bracera" and its other local variants such as "bracijera", "brazzera" or "Brasero" is derived from the fact that these boats were often driven by the oar, that is by the power of hands ((イタリア語:"Forza di braccia")). However, the oar (paddle) and the sail were the main forms of propulsion at the time braceras appeared and the variety of other vessels were rowed as well.
It thus seems more logical that the name "bracera", historically recorded first as "brazzera", originates from the word "Brazza", the historic name of the central Dalmatian island of Brač, widely recognized as the place of birth of this type of vessel.〔

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