The Convergence of Early Sea Lanes of the East and the West

Maritime Civilizations in the Far East

From the Mediterranean to the Indian Ocean:Contributons to Navigation by Greeks,Phoenicians and Romans

Archeological Findings from the South Yue Kingdom

Voyages of Han Dynasty Envoys to the South China Sea

Countries that Have Overseas Contact with China between the 3rd to 6th Centuries

Persian Artifaces and Silver Coins Unearthed from Suizi and Other Places

The“China Impression”in the Minds of Romans

Promulgation of Buddhism and the Western Pilgrimage of Monk Faxian

From the Pearl River to the Persian Gulf:“Maritime Passage from Guangzhou the Foreign Lands”

Voyages of Official Chinese Envoys to the South China Sea

Superintendents of Maritime Trade in the Tang Dynasty

“The Maritime Passage from Guangzhou to Foreign Conuntries”

Baghdad and Guangzhou:Two Major International Commercial Centers

Tang Dynasty Silk and Ceramics

Japanese Envoys to the Tan Dynasty

High Monks that Traveled the Seas in Search of Enlightenment

Major Discoveries of the Sunken Ship at Intan

The Management of Maritime Trade in the Song and Yuan Empires

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A New Age of Maritime Trade for the World

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