Human bones found within lowest deck cabin where it is hardest to escape and might be confined and prevented from escaping. "Non-yellow people" according to DNA. It is either Nigger or Ang Moh Prisoner enslaved to serve in the treasure ship.
The name of ship is SOUTH CHINA SEA #1
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宋代沉船“南海Ⅰ号”发现人类骸骨
2018-04-28 16:49:46 来源： 新华网
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新华社广州4月28日电（记者陈寂）记者28日从广东省文物考古研究所获悉，考古人员近日在宋代沉船“南海Ⅰ号”上发现人类骸骨，经DNA测序为南海Ⅰ号。
广东省文物考古研究所副所长崔勇告诉记者，在近期对甲板下船舱内部发掘过程中，考古人员发现了一些人类骸骨。根据初步鉴定，这些出土人骨主要包括一个完整的下颌骨、一枚完整的位置较靠下的胸椎、一枚完整指骨、十枚保存状况较差的肋骨（片）及一颗完整臼齿。
“经过对残骸提取骨胶原进行DNA测序后，最终的结果排除了遗骸是黄种人的可能。”崔勇说，这也给研究结果带来更多的可能。
他表示，由于骸骨发现的位置是在不容易逃生的下舱内，而船主以及随行人员多居住在甲板之上。结合这次DNA测序的结果看，有可能当时南宋时期已经有了外籍水手。另外，这个结果也从一个侧面反映了当时贸易繁荣和对外开放的程度。
“南海Ⅰ号”是宋代一条满载货物的沉船，从中国的东南沿海港口装货后，在前往南亚、西亚地区进行贸易活动的途中沉没于海底。“南海Ⅰ号”于2007年经整体打捞后入驻广东海上丝绸之路博物馆，其全面保护发掘工作于2013年11月28日正式启动，目前已出土文物以瓷器、铁器最为大宗，包含有金银器、漆木器、玉器、钱币、朱砂、水银、动植物残骸等不同种类。
Shipwrecked "South China Sea I" found in the Song Dynasty
2018-04-28 16:49:46 Source: Xinhuanet
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Xinhua News Agency, Guangzhou, April 28 (Reporter Chen Jiong) The reporter learned from the Guangdong Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology on the 28th that archeologists recently discovered the human shin bone on the shipwreck “Nanhai I” of the Song Dynasty. The DNA sequencing was non-yellow species.
Cui Yong, deputy director of the Guangdong Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archeology, told reporters that during the recent excavation of the under-deck cabin, archaeologists discovered some human shins. According to the preliminary identification, these unearthed human bones mainly include a complete mandible, a complete lower thoracic vertebra, a complete phalanx, ten poorly preserved ribs (pieces) and a complete molar tooth.
“After DNA sequencing of the extracted collagen from the wreckage, the final result excludes the possibility that the will is a yellow species.” Cui Yong said that this also brings more possibilities to the research results.
He said that because the location of the sacrum was found in the lower compartment where it was not easy to escape, the owners and accompanying persons often lived on the deck. Combining the results of this DNA sequencing, it is possible that foreign sailors were already available at the time of the Southern Song Dynasty. In addition, this result also reflects the extent of trade prosperity and opening up at the time.
"Nanhai I" is a ship loaded with cargo in the Song Dynasty. After being loaded from China's southeastern coastal ports, it sank on the seabed on its way to trade activities in South Asia and West Asia. “South China Sea No.1” was relocated to the Guangdong Maritime Silk Road Museum after being salvaged in 2007. Its comprehensive protection and excavation work was officially launched on November 28, 2013. Currently, there are unearthed cultural relics featuring porcelain and ironware, including gold and silver. Ware, lacquer woodware, jade, coins, cinnabar, mercury, animal and plant residues, etc.
The name of ship is SOUTH CHINA SEA #1
http://www.xinhuanet.com/local/2018-04/28/c_1122760324.htm
宋代沉船“南海Ⅰ号”发现人类骸骨
2018-04-28 16:49:46 来源： 新华网
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新华社广州4月28日电（记者陈寂）记者28日从广东省文物考古研究所获悉，考古人员近日在宋代沉船“南海Ⅰ号”上发现人类骸骨，经DNA测序为南海Ⅰ号。
广东省文物考古研究所副所长崔勇告诉记者，在近期对甲板下船舱内部发掘过程中，考古人员发现了一些人类骸骨。根据初步鉴定，这些出土人骨主要包括一个完整的下颌骨、一枚完整的位置较靠下的胸椎、一枚完整指骨、十枚保存状况较差的肋骨（片）及一颗完整臼齿。
“经过对残骸提取骨胶原进行DNA测序后，最终的结果排除了遗骸是黄种人的可能。”崔勇说，这也给研究结果带来更多的可能。
他表示，由于骸骨发现的位置是在不容易逃生的下舱内，而船主以及随行人员多居住在甲板之上。结合这次DNA测序的结果看，有可能当时南宋时期已经有了外籍水手。另外，这个结果也从一个侧面反映了当时贸易繁荣和对外开放的程度。
“南海Ⅰ号”是宋代一条满载货物的沉船，从中国的东南沿海港口装货后，在前往南亚、西亚地区进行贸易活动的途中沉没于海底。“南海Ⅰ号”于2007年经整体打捞后入驻广东海上丝绸之路博物馆，其全面保护发掘工作于2013年11月28日正式启动，目前已出土文物以瓷器、铁器最为大宗，包含有金银器、漆木器、玉器、钱币、朱砂、水银、动植物残骸等不同种类。
Shipwrecked "South China Sea I" found in the Song Dynasty
2018-04-28 16:49:46 Source: Xinhuanet
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Xinhua News Agency, Guangzhou, April 28 (Reporter Chen Jiong) The reporter learned from the Guangdong Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology on the 28th that archeologists recently discovered the human shin bone on the shipwreck “Nanhai I” of the Song Dynasty. The DNA sequencing was non-yellow species.
Cui Yong, deputy director of the Guangdong Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archeology, told reporters that during the recent excavation of the under-deck cabin, archaeologists discovered some human shins. According to the preliminary identification, these unearthed human bones mainly include a complete mandible, a complete lower thoracic vertebra, a complete phalanx, ten poorly preserved ribs (pieces) and a complete molar tooth.
“After DNA sequencing of the extracted collagen from the wreckage, the final result excludes the possibility that the will is a yellow species.” Cui Yong said that this also brings more possibilities to the research results.
He said that because the location of the sacrum was found in the lower compartment where it was not easy to escape, the owners and accompanying persons often lived on the deck. Combining the results of this DNA sequencing, it is possible that foreign sailors were already available at the time of the Southern Song Dynasty. In addition, this result also reflects the extent of trade prosperity and opening up at the time.
"Nanhai I" is a ship loaded with cargo in the Song Dynasty. After being loaded from China's southeastern coastal ports, it sank on the seabed on its way to trade activities in South Asia and West Asia. “South China Sea No.1” was relocated to the Guangdong Maritime Silk Road Museum after being salvaged in 2007. Its comprehensive protection and excavation work was officially launched on November 28, 2013. Currently, there are unearthed cultural relics featuring porcelain and ironware, including gold and silver. Ware, lacquer woodware, jade, coins, cinnabar, mercury, animal and plant residues, etc.
