Seabed Treasure: Ming Dynasty Porcelain Bowl with 1605 Stamp Unearthed
A Ming porcelain bowl stamped from 1605 has been recovered from the seabed, offering new insights into early 17th-century craftsmanship and trade.
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Ancient Shipwreck Porcelains: A Vibrant Glimpse into History
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