naumachy
/ˈnɔːməki/Definitions
1. noun
A spectacular reenactment of a sea battle, often staged in an artificial lake or harbour for entertainment at a festival or public event.
“The ancient Greeks were famous for their elaborate naumachies, which would last for days.”
2. noun
A representation or reenactment of a sea battle, especially in a theatrical or dramatic context.
“The film’s naumachy scene was a thrilling portrayal of a naval battle.”