with an intact brick oven and glazed tiles found in the galley. [Read the full story on the Medieval trading ship] The cog itself was nearly 65 feet (20 meters) by 26 feet (8 m) wide and weighed a ...

But a windowless room several decks below is where the real action happens. The ship’s main galley, lined with metallic counters, stoves and ceiling panels, cranks out 15,000 dishes per night on ...

A galley hand who stabbed a supervisor earlier this year on a Royal Caribbean ship sailing out of the New York area has been sentenced to one year and one day in federal prison. U.S. District ...

The ship is called a fast galley, a type of vessel with a large ... including one piece that appears to have images of waves painted on it. Archaeologists also found a gold amulet depicting ...

Getty Images This ... message from the galley, thanking everyone and leading them in a "hip-hip hooray," he disembarked and signaled the men to toss their torches into the ship.

In 1992, SHIP opened its first "galley," or soup kitchen, at St. John's Episcopal Church on High Street. The United Reformed Church is the host for SHIP's second galley. The galleys serve ...

The Galley is Virgin Voyages' food hall. Similar to a typical cruise ship buffet, there are several stands with a wide range of offerings. But unlike most buffets, servers make the plates and hand ...