NettetFranck Goddio, in cooperation with the National Museum of the Philippines, discovered the ‘Lena’ in 1997, at a depth of 48 metres. She was wrecked on a reef and sank off the … http://www.seaceramic.org.sg/wp-content/uploads/Brunei-Shipwreck_Welch.pdf

Lost at Sea: The Strange Route of the Lena Shoal Junk

NettetLena Shoal Shipwreck Its Ming Porcelain Cargos Hongzhi Period Year 1490 In 1996 Local Fishermen Found A Shipwreck At Lena Shoal Northern Palawan The Philippines Ceramics In The Ship Were Initially Ipinakita ito ni Jesus nang sabihin niya. Pitsel na kulay kalawang. Jeffrey took all the rust disinfected the cage and repainted it. NettetThe Lena Shoal The second wreck identi"ed as belonging to the Hongzhi Period (1488-1505), was also discovered in 1997, on a reef off the island of Busuanga (northeast of … gutter cleaning clitheroe

Maritime: Lena Shoal Shipwreck – National Museum

NettetFor this week’s #MaritimeMonday, the #NationalMuseumPH features another interesting find from the Lena Shoal shipwreck which are the tin ingots. These pieces may seem like ordinary blocks of metal... NettetNational Museum of the Philippines shared stunning photos of a shipwreck at Lena Shoal, Northwest of Busuanga Island, Northern Palawan. In 1996, local... NettetThis week on #MaritimeMonday at the #NationalMuseumPH features another National Cultural Treasure (NCT) in the form of a Chinese blue and white dish with... gutter cleaning clinton mi