A way the sailors changed places. Every 4 bells they switched places. A carved figure or bust on a ships prow. A superstructure at or immediately aft of the bow of a vessel. The quarters for the crew of a merchant ship.
Maritime legends are ripe with stories of forerunners.
They are a harbinger or herald of impending disaster often felt by the family of those lost at sea. A sea going vessel propelled mainly by oars used in ancient times. A kitchen in a ship or airplane. A man in charge of a harbour, authorizing entry, and arranging for Pilots to guide vessels into difficult harbours, past underwater obstructions, etc. A large covered, usually rectangular opening in a ships deck for putting and removing cargo from under the deck.