The Shinan ship (also spelled "Sinan") was a 14th-century Chinese ship that sank near what are today the Shinan islands, South Korea, around the year...

construction materials. The ship, however that later became known as the Shinan ship sank on her return journey close to Korean shores. Tōfuku-ji temple was...

called Shinan ship was to deliver from Ningbo to Hakata which route was also one of the final sections of the historic Maritime Silk Route. The ship sailed...

called Shinan ship was to deliver from Ningbo to Hakata which route was also one of the final sections of the historic Maritime Silk Route. The ship sailed...

1975, the shipwreck of a 14-th century ship between China and Japan was discovered in Sinan, known as Shinan ship. Crime flourish in the more remote parts...

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excavation of the ship through windows on two sides of the pool. Huaguangjiao One Quanzhou ship, from the Quanzhou Bay Shinan ship Lists of shipwrecks...

China Sea Shinan ship, found near Korea Li, Guo-Qing (1989). "Archaeological evidence for the use of'chu-nam'on the 13th century Quanzhou ship, Fujian Province...

who scuttled the ship, off the Portland peninsula, and took her cargo of cloth, iron, linen and wax. c.1323 Shinan ship: A Chinese ship sinks in the Yellow...

unintentionally extended when he was shipwrecked (on board of the so-called Shinan ship) in Korea on his return journey, preventing him from actually returning...