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Fishing has long been an important part of the history and culture of Sunnmøre, Norway. During the Stone Age, tools were developed specifically for fishing and boats became necessary for transportation and catching fish. In the Viking Age, fish provided a key source of sustenance and were dried, salted, or made into lutefisk. Small, less advanced boats were used for fishing rather than Viking ships. Around 100 years ago, engines were introduced which allowed boats to travel longer distances and faster, requiring workers who could repair them. In 1917, the shipyard Ulstein was established and began building boats, including the tug and icebreaker M/S Lifos launched in 1966. As the offshore oil industry developed
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- 2. Stone Age • Development of tool to fishing • Boats important and necessary • Transportation and fishing • Leather canoe, log boat or a fleet
- 3. Viking age • Fish have always been important for the diet • Dried fish, spilt, "lutefisk" and herring. • Wale and seal • Viking ship was not used to fishing • Smaller and og less advances boats
- 4. Development • For approx 100 year ago, came the engines • They traveled longer and faster • They needed people that could fix the boat • The shipyard Ulstein occurred in • They started to 1917 build boats
- 5. M/S Lifos • Build at Ulstein in 1966 • Tug and icebreaker
- 6. Supplies to oil platforms • It came supplyboats from USA • Unsuitable for the north sea • Ulstein designs their own supplybåtar in 1974 • For 30 years ago it came many supply company
- 7. Modern time • Offshore, supply. • Contractor to offshore and supply (design and equipment) • Big industry on the coast with aquaculture
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