“Nanhai I” has 15 surviving cargo holds, with goods neatly stacked inside. The red box marks the lower sections of cargo holds No. 9 and 10, where a large number of brown glazed pottery jars with inscriptions and decorations on their shoulders were unearthed, helping solve the mystery about the last port of call of “Nanhai I” before it set sail. (Photo courtesy of the Guangdong Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology)
“Nanhai I” has 15 surviving cargo holds, with goods neatly stacked inside. The red box marks the lower sections of cargo holds No. 9 and 10, where a large number of brown glazed pottery jars with inscriptions and decorations on their shoulders were unearthed, helping solve the mystery about the last port of call of “Nanhai I” before it set sail. (Photo courtesy of the Guangdong Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology)
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