Chinaware surfaced from Nan'ao 1

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This TV grab photo taken on May 22, 2011, shows an archaeological worker holding a relic from the wreckage of 'Nan'ao-1', a merchant ship of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) which sank into the sea some hundred years ago near today's Nan'ao County of south China's Guangdong Province. Archaeological team members on Sunday conducted an under-water excavation of Nan'ao-1, during which they found and salvaged a large number of chinaware.

This TV grab photo taken on May 22, 2011, shows an archaeological worker holding a relic from the wreckage of "Nan'ao-1", a merchant ship of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) which sank into the sea some hundred years ago near today's Nan'ao County of south China's Guangdong Province. Archaeological team members on Sunday conducted an under-water excavation of Nan'ao-1, during which they found and salvaged a large number of chinaware. 



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