揭秘“深海考古” 展示“丝路盛景”

Core Viewpoint - The exhibition "Towards the Sea - Special Exhibition on Deep Sea Archaeology in the Northwest Slope of the South China Sea" showcases artifacts from two ancient shipwrecks, highlighting the prosperity of the Maritime Silk Road during the Ming Dynasty and the integration of deep-sea technology with archaeological work [4][5]. Group 1 - The exhibition features artifacts from the two shipwrecks discovered in October 2022, located between Hainan Island and the Xisha Islands, dating back to the Ming Dynasty [4]. - Artifacts on display include exquisite items such as blue-and-white porcelain and gold-inlaid pottery, which have captivated visitors [4]. - The exhibition is structured into three sections: "Discovering the Shipwreck," "Entering the Shipwreck," and "Unveiling the Shipwreck," providing an immersive experience of deep-sea archaeology [4]. Group 2 - A technology zone is included in the exhibition, showcasing models of deep-sea submersibles and lighting equipment, as well as demonstrating conservation processes for artifacts [5]. - The exhibition indirectly presents various deep-sea archaeological technologies, illustrating the successful integration of deep-sea science and archaeology [5]. - The exhibition is open to the public for free and will run until March 15, 2026 [5].