宋代沉船“南海一號(hào)”的發(fā)掘進(jìn)度為世人矚目。廣東海上絲綢之路博物館副館長(zhǎng)黃劉生3日向中新社記者透露，“南海一號(hào)”整體發(fā)掘方案將在年底敲定，預(yù)計(jì)明年上半年啟動(dòng)實(shí)施。
Guangzhou (CNS) -- The raising of the Nanhai 1, a ship that sank during the Song Dynasty (960–1279), is anticipated for early 2013, revealed Deputy Curator Huang Liusheng at the Maritime Silk Road Museum on Sunday.
The discovery of the ocean-going merchant ship in the summer of 1987 was greeted by much excitement It is regarded as the earliest, biggest and best preserved vessel among all such recovered treasures in the world.
Its excavation is now China's largest underwater archaeological project. The ship body was refloated in 2007 and has been on display in its special Maritime Silk Road Museum since 2009. Yet the efforts to unearth the rotten iron caissons failed twice.
It might take tens of years to excavate the whole vessel, cultural relic experts say.
Some 22 reporters, from Korean and Malaysian media offices in China visited the museum and took in the example of ancient nava architecture.
宋代沉船“南海一號(hào)”的發(fā)掘進(jìn)度為世人矚目。廣東海上絲綢之路博物館副館長(zhǎng)黃劉生3日向中新社記者透露，“南海一號(hào)”整體發(fā)掘方案將在年底敲定，預(yù)計(jì)明年上半年啟動(dòng)實(shí)施。
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