The Cais do Sodré Ship Lisbon, Portugal Citation information: Filipe Castro, "The Cais do Sodré Ship", http://nautarch.tamu.edu/shiplab/, last updated in February 2008.   Research Model During the summers of 2001 and 2002 two teams of students from the Texas A&M University Nautical Archaeology Program helped produce a full set of drawings of each floor timber preserved on the Cais do Sodré hull. Fig. 1 - Frames at a 1/20 scale. These drawings were then inked, scanned, and graphically treated in a computer, in order to be printed to any particular scale. In 2003 they were printed at a 1/20 scale and used to cut a set of frames in soft wood. Since the futtocks have not yet been recorded, it was not possible to advance this study further. A keel was fashioned from the site plan. No rabbets were opened because this model was only intended to receive a set ribbands.     Fig. 2 - Stern section of the shipwreck.     Fig. 3 - Bow section of the shipwreck.     These 1/20 scale floor timbers of the Cais do Sodré shipwreck were then mounted on a keel with individual aluminum pins.     Fig. 4 - Floor timbers mounted on the keel.     Fig. 5 - View from the stern.     Fig. 6 - Another view from the stern.     Fig. 7 - View from the bow.     Once faired, these frames were planned to be linked with ribbands running at particular hights, using a number of carpenter marks . As soon as the drawings of the preserved futtocks will be ready the model will be completed.