Science and technology are integral components of culture,and the genesis and propagation of maritime shipbuilding technology conform to numerous attributes within cultural geography.The geographical milieu and societal traditions impact technological development,while the trans-cultural diffusion of technology can catalyze the inception of novel technologies.Conversely,during the prolonged evolution and transformation of technology,a corresponding phenomenon arises:the loss of numerous antiquated technologies.Maritime shipbuilding relies heavily on terrestrial resources and maritime characteristics.As a large-scale artisanal and mercantile endeavor,it necessitates interaction with human collectives.Consequently,it is inevitably subject to the influences and limitations imposed by humanistic and geographical contexts,thereby exhibiting a plethora of pertinent cultural manifestations.
Cultural GeographyMaritime HistoryHistory of ShipbuildingHistorical Technological GeographyHistory of Technology