Which outcome compromises a Viking longship during littoral navigation because repeated beaching?

💡 Explanation

Hull hogging results because repeated grounding induces uneven stress along the keel, creating differential bending. This mechanism yields structural weakness; therefore hogging increases the risk of structural failure rather than sail delamination due to weather; a longship relies on hull integrity.

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