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Echoes of Rome in ancient China? What Beijing’s 1,800-year-old ship find reveals

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Echoes of Rome in ancient China? What Beijing’s 1,800-year-old ship find reveals — Singapore Technology news

Three ancient wooden boats unearthed in Beijing and dating back about 1,800 years offer new evidence of shipbuilding technology and cultural exchanges between ancient China and the rest of the world, according to researchers. The researchers unveiled details of “the first physical evidence of ancient inland water transport” in the Chinese capital at the closing ceremony of the 2026 Beijing Public Archaeology Season on Saturday, according to an official social media account of the Beijing...

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