Shipwrecks and Sunken Treasure in Southeast Asia Condition:Good The New York Times'Groundbreaking

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Shipwrecks and Sunken Treasure in Southeast Asia Condition:Good The New York Times'GroundbreakingSoutheast Asia has been the hub of a prosperous maritime trade for many centuries. Just about every type of exotic merchandise was traded here porcelain, gold, silver and the precious spices for which the region was renowned. It attracted ships from as far away as Arabia, India, Europe and the Americas, and though many sailed safely back to home port, others were doomed to sink a watery grave with great loss of life and cargo. Shipwrecks and Sunken