Many different cars can be towed behind an RV, just make sure that the weight of the car does not exceed the recommended tow weight of the RV. Two-wheeled dollies, and four-wheeled trailers, are available to tow your vehicle with, but these are very expensive, and rather large pieces of equipment. The best vehicle, to tow behind an RV, is one that can be flat-towed. This is towing a vehicle, behind an RV, with four wheels down. It is also called dinghy-towing, or four-down-towing. It involves attaching a tow vehicle to an RV using a tow bar, so that the vehicle rolls along behind the RV on its own four tires.
The bireme (a ship with two banks of oars), introduced by the Phoenicians in about 700 BC, became the leading warship of the 8th century BC. These vessels became very large, some reputedly having as many as 40 banks of oars, but smaller vessels were again common by the 1st cent.B.C.erodotus tells us that 'The Phoenician ships were the best sailers in the fleet, and the Sidonian the best among the Phoenicians. The contingent of each nation, whether to the fleet or to the land army, had at its head a native leader'.
The Athenian Navy With thousands of kilometers of coastline and hundreds of islands, the Greek world was likely to be dominated only by a naval power. A generation after the establishment of democracy Athens became such a power under the influence of Themistokles. The fleet was made up of triremes, wooden warships that carried 170 rowers manning three banks of oars. The ships were 100-120 feet long and about 20 feet wide. At her peak, Athens had a fleet of 400 ships, a force requiring close to 80,000 men. These rowers, mainly drawn from Athens' poorer citizens, were paid and were seldom slaves. These citizen oarsmen were recognized as early as the 5th century B.C. as a significant force in the maintenance of the democracy.