Arks of the Old World; The Largest Wooden Ships in History (Photographs + Belyanas of Tartary)

Howdy. Today we will discuss the largest wooden ships of all time. We will look at photographs when applicable. Some of the most distinctive wooden ships in history are the disposable ships that stretched over 200 feet long.

According to the current narrative, these disposable arks dominated the river systems of Russia and America. We will also countdown the four largest wooden ships of all time, with number four being a disposable vessel that actually is said to have sailed across the ocean.

We will conclude by viewing numerous Russian Belyanas; disposable logging vessels which are recorded at being nearly 400 feet long. Those measurements would also put the Belyanas within the largest wooden vessels of all time. Many Belyanas were built without any nails or tar, and held together simply through gravity, interlocking wood, and rope.

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[scottsmith]

What an interesting subject. Yet another aspect of history I knew nothing about.
Thanks

[Patayotte]

thanks Jarid, again a subject i wasn't aware of. great pictures and a solid narration. You never cease to amaze!! much love and respect.

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Thanks Jarid. Very interesting. Have never heard about this before

[richardrobey]

Seems hard to believe!
300 and 400 foot ship with heavy equipment on top with no nails or tar, great for having these photos! Thanks

[KBKilla]

God bless you jarrid boosters for diving into the rabbit hole. I can hardly take it anymore. The pressure gets intense.

[pauliedibbs]

You have come a long way, Jarid, and the content just continues to get BETTER...

THANK YOU for ALL that you do 🙏

[celitacantrill]

You have one of the most interesting channels on this platform. Your research is impeccable and I really appreciate your hard work.
Best regards, Celita C

[johncolgan]

Keep up the great work bro...Ireland loves ya❤

[taresar]

This one really got my attention. Wow!
Great job 👏 great find.

[bonnierobbins]

Hi!
This was a true joy to watch! I had no knowledge of these beautiful vessels!
Thank goodness you're a wonderful teacher! Your family no doubt are proud!!
Respectfully
Ohio

[michaelsheehan-rv]

incredible world we inhabit always getting amazed thank you bro

[justinmus]

Old world tech must've been mostly biodegradable

[IstariAzul]

I’d love a video on zeppelins and mooring columns and features on old world skyscrapers .. seems to be very little on this obviously massive subject

Looking at the huge hanger looking world fair buildings and seeing them docked on Empire State Building.. seems an entire era of transportation and realm wide connectivity was erased too. I think they were used in all the great fire resets as they always look like they were bombed not just burnt

A video on the great white fleet would b cool tho as I right this I realize they probably had a fleet of airships too

U always find best photos ! 🙌

[scottpike]

Disposable Ships, Disposable Buildings, Disposable World Expositions.

[dlbristow]

Beyond AMAZING and INTERESTING!!!! I haven’t commented in a while, but I certainly watch and LiKE your videos… plus I love you - ONELOVE from Oregon !!! Thank. You for your hard work + I’m sharing as no one else I’ve watched ever covered

[beatvox]

Thanks Jarid! Boosting the facts into the light!

[noahmontague]

This is breathtaking thank you Jared. I absolutely love your channel

[Webmatex]

You did it again! Thanks man. Great work as always. Convinced that Arks came from Mars originally, as did we and maybe many of the creatures. too. Many small space shuttle and a few large ones. The big ones are probably still here buried beneath 450, 000 years of meteorites and dust.

[marjon]

Wow, incredible! Thank you so much for finding them @Jarid and showing them to us!

[Infotokev]

Best history class there is! Thank you Jarid.