Ming Dynasty Shipwrecks Yield Over 900 Artifacts in South China Sea
Over 900 relics from Ming Dynasty shipwrecks were recovered in the South China Sea, showcasing ancient maritime trade. #southeastasianarchaeology #China ...
Chinese dynasty that ruled between 14-17th century. Chinese: 大明
Over 900 relics from Ming Dynasty shipwrecks were recovered in the South China Sea, showcasing ancient maritime trade. #southeastasianarchaeology #China ...
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via New Straits Times, 24 November 2023: Two shipwrecks found in the South China Sea, dating back to the Ming ...
a The Maritime Executive, 31 October 2023: Chinese researchers discovered two 1500s-era shipwrecks in the South China Sea, off Hainan ...
via Xinhua, 19 October 2023: Nearly 580 artefacts, including porcelain, pottery, and timber, have been discovered in two ancient shipwrecks ...
via CGTN, 13 June 2023: Two Ming Dynasty shipwrecks found in the South China Sea affirm the historical continuity of ...
via CGTN, 10 June 2023: Archaeologists uncovered two Ming Dynasty shipwrecks laden with precious artifacts in the South China Sea, ...
via China Daily, 21 May 2023: Two ancient shipwrecks from the mid-Ming Dynasty were discovered in the South China Sea, ...
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