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March 16, 2007 · about 19 years ago

700- year-old treasure ship to be on display

A treasure ship lost deep in the South China Sea for over seven hundred years is to be salvaged at last. The plan is to put it on display in a specially-built “crystal palace” in Guangdong province, which will open to the public this summer.

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A treasure ship lost deep in the South China Sea for over seven hundred years is to be salvaged at last. The plan is to put it on display in a specially-built “crystal palace” in Guangdong province, which will open to the public this summer.

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