Titlebook: Early Navigation in the Asia-Pacific Region; A Maritime Archaeolo Chunming Wu Conference proceedings 2016 Springer Science+Business Media S

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50 Schlüsselideen der Menschheit human history. These pioneering global navigators brought the broad and deep international cultural encounter, exchange and conflict between the Eastern Asia and the Western world. In the Southeast China region, the arrival of these early European navigators brought a diversity of  social culture a

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Umfeldfokussierung statt Egozentrik,ce. A preliminary underwater archaeological survey of this wreck was carried out in 2008 by theNational Museum of China and Ningbo Municipal Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology. China’s UnderwaterCultural Heritage Protection Center organized a systematic excavation of the site in 2012. The

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8274-2637-6The fifteenth century plays an important part in the history of the Southeast Asian region particularly as a transitional period between the demise of the “Classical Age” in Southeast Asia during thirteenth and fourteenth centuries and the advent of the Europeans starting in the sixteenth century.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8274-2639-0An assemblage of 1577 porcelain sherds collected within the geographic vicinity of a historically recorded but unidentified shipwreck on the north Oregon coast has been analyzed to determine the age and intended destination of the ship and its cargo.

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,Of Ships and Shipping: The Maritime Archaeology of Fifteenth Century CE Southeast Asia,The fifteenth century plays an important part in the history of the Southeast Asian region particularly as a transitional period between the demise of the “Classical Age” in Southeast Asia during thirteenth and fourteenth centuries and the advent of the Europeans starting in the sixteenth century.

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Analysis of the Beeswax Shipwreck Porcelain Collection, Oregon, USA,An assemblage of 1577 porcelain sherds collected within the geographic vicinity of a historically recorded but unidentified shipwreck on the north Oregon coast has been analyzed to determine the age and intended destination of the ship and its cargo.