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中国领海下,除了南海中的西沙、南沙海域,沉有大批古船,沉睡着大批珍宝,渤海、黄海、东海也有大批宝藏。一、绥中有满载元代瓷、铁器的商船中国海上丝路,也即中国古代的航海活动及航海贸易有两个方向。一是由今广西、广东、福建及浙江一带的港口出发,面向东南亚、南亚乃至西亚;另一是由渤海湾及东部沿海港口出发,至朝鲜半岛、日本列岛。辽宁省绥中县三道岗海域元代沉船遗址属于第二条航线。1991年7月,缓中县大南铺村的渔
Under the territorial sea of China, except for the Xisha and Nansha waters in the South China Sea, there are a large number of ancient ships sinking and there are a large number of treasures buried in the Bohai Sea, the Yellow Sea and the East China Sea. First, Suizhong full of Yuan Dynasty porcelain, iron merchants China Sea Silk Road, that is, China’s ancient maritime activities and maritime trade in two directions. First, from the ports of Guangxi, Guangdong, Fujian and Zhejiang today, they face Southeast Asia, South Asia and West Asia; the other is from the Bohai Bay and the eastern coastal ports to the Korean Peninsula and the Japanese islands. The Yuan Dynasty wreck site at San Daogang, Suizhong County, Liaoning Province belongs to the second route. July 1991, ease the fishing village of Dainan