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The Investigation and Excavation of Xiaobaijiao No. I Shipwreck Site of Qing Dynasty in East Sea ofttom plating timber. A series of artifacts as blue and white, brown glaze, colorful glaze porcelain, and coins and sealsfrom different countries were collected. Those cultural relics show the maritime trade history of China with Ryukyu andSoutheast Asia in the 18th and 19th centuries.

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Consumption of Chinese and European Ceramics at the Sultanate of Banten, Java, Indonesia from the S where many enthusiastic buyers were willing to trade in exchange for their precious local products. Consumers in Southeast Asia were not mere recipients of Chinese products, but actively appropriated Chinese porcelain to further their positions.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8274-2900-1is region. Even before the European exploration, however, there had been a long and complex history of maritime trade in eastern Asian seas for hundreds and even thousands of years. This pre-contact “native” maritime network provided an important foundation for the early stages of globalization that would follow.

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50 Schlüsselideen Wirtschaftswissenschaftation. The silk and porcelains from China, spices from Southeast Asia, textiles from India, and coins from Mexico and Japan, were all important commodity and media in the global trade market of this period. Dozens of shipwrecks dated to this period have been found off the southeast coast of China, V