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communication at sea
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Ancient Greek civilization
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Ancient Greeks developed a significant naval communication system using beacon fires and messenger pigeons.
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Ancient Polynesian culture
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Ancient Polynesian culture used celestial navigation and star charts for long-distance communication at sea.
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communication at sea
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Japanese culture
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Japanese naval communication at sea historically involved the use of semaphore flags and hand signals.
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communication at sea
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Mediterranean countries
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Historical Mediterranean cultures relied on lighthouses and fires for coastal and maritime communication at sea.
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communication at sea
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North Atlantic countries
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North Atlantic countries historically relied on signal lamps and flags for ship-to-ship communication at sea.
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communication at sea
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Pacific Island nations
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Traditional Pacific Island nations use conch shells or drums to communicate between boats and villages at sea.
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communication at sea
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Viking culture
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Viking ships used horn blowing and drum beats for communication and signaling at sea.
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