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This book tells us about the 2500-year-old way of river and sea navigation in Georgia, which started with boats cut out of logs and ended with the construction of mechanically propelled ships. Here you will meet little-known historical facts and events, such as the Viking and Ottoman raids on the river Rion, the battle with Turkish smugglers in the coastal waters of the Caucasus, the beginning of seamanship in Georgia and the combat operations of the rowing flotilla on the Rion during the Crimean War - these stories are told in chronological order in the book.
