Artifacts recovered from the Ming dynasty shipwrecks. Among the items are pottery and porcelain products. CGTN. Earlier this month, maritime archaeologists announced that they had recovered two ...

Visitors to the historic desert settlement of Harat al Bilad in Oman’s Manah Oasis might spot an unexpected addition to one of the ancient buildings. Embedded in the centre of the mihrab, or ...

The wreck was overflowing with porcelain goods, including bowls, cups, plates and jars in various glaze colors, officials said. Experts said they discovered more than 100,000 porcelain pieces.

China Raises Sunken 800-Year-Old Porcelain-Filled Ship. Associated Press. Published ... which means "South China Sea No. 1," sank off the south China coast with some 60,000 to 80,000 ...

A Song Dynasty tomb was found in China during construction and inside were well preserved porcelain pieces and 800-year-old chopsticks ...

An 800-year-old piece of pottery has helped archaeologists put together fascinating new details about a medieval ship that sank off the coast of Indonesia. The wooden hull of the ship, which sank i… ...

800-year-old 'Made in China' label reveals shipwreck secrets. An 800-year-old piece of pottery has helped archaeologists put together fascinating new details about a medieval ship that sank off ...

800-year-old chopsticks — and elaborate porcelain — found in China tomb. Take a look By Irene Wright. ... The ancient chopsticks are just over 10 inches long and 800 years old.

On China's China For many centuries China held the secret to making the world's finest porcelain—white, translucent ceramic ware of such high quality that it produced a musical tone when struck.

China kept this 800-year-old shipwreck a secret for decades An intact 12th-century junk was found on the bottom of the South China Sea in 1987. It took 20 years just to develop an excavation plan ...

The stacks of old family china sitting forlornly in sideboards, cabinets and boxes in many homes reflect the state of entertaining today. Many millennials aren’t wild about their grandmother’s ...