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The breaker reef shipwreck collection / Text Contributors: Bobby Orillaneda, Rachelle Anne Geline Ureta, Nero Austero.

By: Orillaneda, Bobby [author.]Contributor(s): Ureta, Rachelle Anne Geline [author.] | Austero., Nero, author | National Museum of the PhilippinesMaterial type:

Computer filePublication details: Manila: National Museum of the Philippines, 2024Description: 83 pages : color illustrationsISBN: 9789715670494 (paperback); 9789715670500 (PDF/Ebook)Subject(s): Shipwreck -- Exhibition -- Philippines | Maritime Trade -- History -- 13th century -- Philippines | Antiquities (porcelain) -- Exhibition -- Philippines | Underwater archaeology -- PhilippinesOnline resources: Click here to access online

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Brown wares

Celadon wares

Qingbai wares Other collections

Summary: The Breaker Reef Shipwreck Collection Catalog introduces the artifacts recovered from a sunken vessel excavated at Breaker Reef in southwest Palawan, Philippines. The archaeological excavation was conducted in 1991 through the collaboration of the National Museum of the Philippines (NMP) and Franck Goddio’s World Wide First (WWF) team. The discovery of this shipwreck provides tangible evidence of the vibrant commercial exchange between China and the Philippines during the 13th century.

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Brown wares

Celadon wares

Qingbai wares
Other collections

The Breaker Reef Shipwreck Collection Catalog introduces the artifacts recovered from a sunken vessel excavated at Breaker Reef in southwest Palawan, Philippines. The archaeological excavation was conducted in 1991 through the collaboration of the National Museum of the Philippines (NMP) and Franck Goddio’s World Wide First (WWF) team. The discovery of this shipwreck provides tangible evidence of the vibrant commercial exchange between China and the Philippines during the 13th century.

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