A "galley" from Madura, 1601. Notice the 'balai' (raised fighting platform), three forward facing cannon, and at least one swivel gun located near the aft of the ship. It may be a rather awkward depiction of a lancaran or a comparable vessel.
Jacob Cornelisz Neck
<p>Jacob Cornelisz Neck. <i>Het tweede Boek, Journael oft Dagh-register, inhoudende een warachtig verhael, etc., etc</i>. Middelburch, Anno 1601. p. 17.
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