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Doing 3D cloth simulation to bring the Mado 1 ship to sail again.

The ship, the Mado 1, sank after it was launched from Mado Island off the west coast of Korea some 800 years ago during Goryeo times (918-1392). The cargo ship was full of goods to trade, including pieces of blue celadon and food to be sent to those in power. It resembles a typical Korean traditional ocean-going vessel, with its curved, flat deck. The ship's walls are made of bent logs and its sail is made of bamboo. The nails are made of oak and are used to fasten the logs together. The ship itself is made of pine and other large trees. The ship is designed to have wide sides so that a large amount of cargo could be loaded onboard. The ship is 15.5 meters long and 6.5 meters wide and can carry up to 30 tons of freight.