The density of the building material itself is not a crucial factor; for example, many ships are built of even denser steel.  The critical factor in ensuring a boat will float the displacing a mass of water greater than its total weight.  Typically a ship's hull surrounds a volume of air, so its average density is much lower than the water it is floating in.
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