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Ramba
Ramba · Small Wooden Cart — Joseon-Era Utility Vehicle
The ramba was a small, two-wheeled wooden cart used during the Joseon Dynasty. It was primarily employed in rural areas for transporting loads such as crops or firewood. Its simple construction made it accessible to commoners and farmers.

Buggy
Buggy · Light Carriage — Compact Two-Wheeled Vehicle
The buggy is a small, lightweight two-wheeled carriage that was widely used in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Typically drawn by a single horse and seating one or two people, its simple construction and affordability made it a popular everyday vehicle in both rural and urban settings.

Sheepdog
Shepherd Dog · Herding Dog — Dog bred for guarding and driving livestock
The sheepdog is a type of dog specifically bred and trained to herd and protect livestock such as sheep. Known for their intelligence, agility, and obedience, sheepdogs have been invaluable helpers to shepherds for centuries.

Bigon
Bigon · Agricultural Cart — Staple Vehicle of Agrarian Korea
The Bigon was a traditional agricultural cart widely used in Joseon Korea. Pulled by oxen or horses, this two- or four-wheeled vehicle was essential for transporting crops, tools, and goods. Built with wood and iron parts, it prioritized durability and practicality.

Barellu
Barellu · Medieval Korean Small Boat — River and Coastal Wooden Vessel
The Barellu was a small wooden boat used during Korea's Goryeo and Joseon periods. It was widely employed for fishing, transportation, and cargo along rivers and coastal areas. Its flat bottom and shallow draft made it especially effective in navigating shallow waters.

Medieval Sailing Ship
Medieval Vessel · Wind-powered Transport — Ocean-going wooden ship
The medieval sailing ship refers to wooden vessels used from the 9th to 15th centuries in Europe and Asia. Utilizing sails and masts to harness wind power, these ships played vital roles in maritime trade, exploration, and warfare. They came in various sizes and designs, laying the foundation for the Age of Exploration.

Caravel
Caravel · Small Sailing Ship — Iconic Exploration Vessel of the Age of Discovery
The caravel was a small, highly maneuverable sailing ship developed in 15th-century Portugal and Spain. Known for its speed, it became the preferred vessel for exploration and charting new routes. Its combination of lateen and square sails allowed for versatile sailing.

Junk (Qiu-ka)
Junk · Medium Sail Ship — Iconic East Asian maritime vessel
The junk is a traditional sailing ship originating from China, widely used for maritime transport and trade in East Asia. Its distinctive design with broad sails and compartmentalized hull enabled stable voyages in diverse sea conditions.