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INTERESTING AND SIGNIFICANT ARCHAEOLOGICAL FIND IN THEPHILIPPINES WHERE REN FU COLLECTIONS TOO HAVE BEEN THEREEXCAVATING………………………………………………………..

The Philippines, a country recently more talked aboutbecause of its President, is now talk about because of some archaeologicallydiscoveries in the south of the country,(See appended news report)

Thanks to warmer China-Philippines ties, the world get toknow what Filipino archaeological find can do to historically illuminate themuch talk about “One Belt, One Road” initiative’s ancient past.

And thanks to Ren Fu Collections’, too, the world gets tosee early Qing teapots and tea wares that were privately archaeologicallyexcavated, in the 1980s, from the south of the Philippines.

The Philippines is little known for old Zisha hu but in factjust like other Nanyang countries ,for example like Malaysia and Indonesia ,itsaw Chinese immigrants and traders knocking on its shore(Read metaphorically)during the late Ming to early Qing period.

What the Chinese immigrants and traders did, are anyone’sguess but what prized possessions they took with them when they died were foundin historical burial sites.

And it was in these historical burial sites thatarchaeological excavations found many, many Yuan and Song cultural relicsotherwise called “trade wares”.

Now the Philippines has seen it aptly and timely to show theworld that the country was indeed part of the historical maritime Silk Routenow called “One Road” as in the China’s ‘One Belt, One  Road” initiative.

And Ren Fu Collections are very proud to show off our veryown archaeologically excavated early Qing teapots and tea wares from the southof the Philippines in this timeline.

We wish China and the Philippines all the best of luck intheir future relationship –just like they did in the past.

Enjoy Ren Fu Collections’ historical “One Belt, One Road”archaeological posting.

P/s…During Yongle’s reign, there was a King of Sulu(LudongSu Wang or Paduka Batara) who visited Beijing, as royal guest of the MingEmperor Yongle…..( and travelled in Zhenghe’s Treasure junks)

He was the only Filipino King to travel to China and diedthere in 1417.

在菲律宾南边很紧张和重要的考古发现，任福收藏也有发掘...............

菲律宾，一个国家天天谈论，因为他的总统，因为在该国南部的一些考古发现，（见附新闻报道）

由于中国菲律宾关系回暖，世界了解菲律宾考古发现，可以做历史照亮“一带一路”的倡议。

感谢任富收藏，这个世界上看到清初的宜兴茶壶、茶具，私人的考古发掘在上世纪80年代，从菲律宾南部。

菲律宾是小有名气的国家，不是出名老紫砂壶的，但是像别的南洋国家大马和印度尼西亚他有中国人移民过去的，居住和做生意，在晚明和早清时期。

中国移民和商人的做事情，任何人都可以猜到，但他们在死后带到的珍贵财物是在历史坟墓地方发现的。

在这些历史坟墓遗迹中，菲律宾的考古家发掘发现了许多元、宋的文物。

现在菲律宾已及时的显示这个国家的确是历史的海上丝绸之路，现在在中国“一路”倡议。

现在任富收藏很骄傲，展示分享考古发掘的清代茶壶和茶具，也是从菲律宾南部发掘。

我们希望中国和菲律宾的关系越来越好，就像他们过去所做的那样。

享受任富收藏的历史“一带一路”考古发贴。

P / S：明代永乐皇帝朱棣时期，有一个国王Sulu（卢东素望或PadukaBatara）他有亲自去北京拜访永乐皇帝（跟随郑和宝船）。

他是唯一的菲律宾国王前往中国，死在1417年。

壶之铭

壶是老的，但看不清是朱泥壶还是汕头壶。

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壶之铭 发表于 2017-11-3 21:32
壶是老的，但看不清是朱泥壶还是汕头壶。

谢谢，看盖内是汕头壶