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Except for Chen Wenzhe who can identify the things found in the sunken ship, no one knows whether a seemingly ordinary thing is actually a very valuable thing.

Now to appraise, all possible treasures should be cleared out.

Afterwards, when Chen Wenzhe had time, he slowly appraised each item.

In matters such as archaeology and appraisal, no one knows whether a precious cultural relic will suddenly appear, and of course it may be the top national treasure.

"Huh? There is actually one with an inscription?"

Checking those bronze mirrors side by side, he didn't have any hope at first, but Chen Wenzhe unexpectedly found out.

It was a seemingly ordinary bronze mirror without any ornamentation, but there were actually a lot of inscriptions on it.

After cleaning it up, the handwriting can be seen clearly. At this time, Chen Wenzhe's expression became a little exciting.

This is not a bronze mirror at all, or simply a copper plate.

This copper plate should be specially made for recording something.

The inscription on it is also very interesting, it is actually Jiang Xinjing recorded.

It seems that this copper plate is the same as that Jiang Xin mirror.

After carefully looking at the inscription, perhaps because the characters in the Tang Dynasty were similar to those of today, Chen Wenzhe could easily identify them.

The general inscription is: The Lu family of Yang Mansion, who first came from Lu Gongwang, was sealed in Qi for 800 years.

With Zhou Shuanxing, it was later usurped by the powerful minister Tian'er.

The descendants flow into the family (in) Huaiyang Yan.

The king has high aspirations and essence, and those who know rarely in the generation have a heart like a mirror, saying: get the essence.

Chang Yun: The mirror of the King of Qin illuminates (connected with the middle circle) the gallbladder and the heart. This beast has a spirit, and it was not obtained by Liang Gong.

Every time I see a very good ancient mirror, I made it today, but I can't wait to stop it for many years, if I stop it for 200 years, there will be no hidden hairs.

Du Yuanzhi, the governor of Jinzhou, is a man of appreciation (connected with the inner circle). I made this mirror for him, and it is also my son's lifelong dream.

It was cast on May [-]th in the tenth year of Kaiyuan, written by Lu Shenxian of Dongping County.

The meaning of the inscription is very simple, and it is confirmed that this Jiangxin Dragon Mirror is genuine.

Because of the casting of this mirror, a copper plate was actually cast at that time, and an inscription was carved to record it.

This set of two bronze wares perfectly explained the existence of Jiang Xinjing.

And judging by its value, it must be more precious than those Jiang Xin mirrors sold abroad.

In this way, this set of Jiang Xinlong mirror is the most precious among Chen Wenzhe's discoveries this time.

At this time, Chen Wenzhe can be said to love and hate the country of India clay.

Especially some sea areas around this country can be regarded as his lucky place, because there are really many treasures hidden in these places.

Not to mention the few sunken ships that Chen Wenzhe salvaged this time, he knows that there are quite a few sunken ships found here.

For example, the Jiangxin mirror from Li Jiapo was from the shipwreck Black Stone in the Yinni sea area.

In 1988, a German salvage company carried out salvage in the Indonesian ocean area.

He unexpectedly found a sunken ship near a large black reef.

Through the analysis of the remaining items, it was determined that the dynasty of the sunken ship belonged to the Tang Dynasty, and it was named "Black Stone".

After a long period of salvage, the staff found that the "Black Stone" was a cargo ship.

It carries Chinese cultural relics transported to West Asia and North Africa via Southeast Asia.

This was definitely a big surprise for those people at the time.

According to statistics, many cultural relics were found in that salvage.

Mainly: porcelain, gold and silverware, coins and bronze mirrors.

Among the 29 bronze mirrors salvaged, a bronze mirror with a peculiar shape has attracted everyone's attention.

After the bronze mirror came out of the water, it could be clearly seen that the bronze mirror was round, and the periphery of the seat was decorated with four spirit beasts.

They are Qinglong, Baihu, Suzaku and Xuanwu.

On the outer periphery, 24 characters were engraved in regular script, the content is: "Tang Qianyuan first year, November [-]th, [-], in Yangzhou, the Yangtze River was made by hundreds of refinements."

According to the written records on the back of the mirror, experts determined that this bronze mirror is the "Jiangxin Mirror".

It was also through him that it was confirmed that during the Tang Dynasty, Yang City was the largest production base of bronze mirrors.

The tribute mirror specially used by the royal family was manufactured here, and the "Jiangxin mirror" is the tribute mirror.

The reason why he was mentioned again must be because Chen Wenzhe was moved again.

Although he is speeding up his return to China due to time constraints.

However, they will still come back, because the seabed here is really a treasure house of sunken ships.

"Boss, all the jade items you want have been cleared out, do you want to bring them all over to have a look?"

Just when Chen Wenzhe went back to some ancient scenes through the bronze mirror he discovered again, he was awakened by Gao Qijing.

"Bring them all here, let me appraise them carefully, maybe there are some missing treasures?"

Chen Wenzhe is now certain that the sea route leading to Yinni is really a busy sea trade route.

From ancient times to the present, this route has never stopped.

In this way, it is really hard to say how many merchant ships have sunk here.

As for the fifty ships inferred by historians before, just listen to it.

He's almost figured out this route.

Even if he doesn't come back in the future, Gao Qijing and the others will definitely search carefully along this ancient route according to the chart he drew.

"Huh? So many jade objects?"

Looking at the pieces of jade that were carefully placed on the workbench, Chen Wenzhe didn't know what to say.

These jade objects were obviously beyond his knowledge, because the first thing he saw was a jade cup from the Ming Dynasty, and it had a dragon pattern on it.

This kind of jade, at first glance, looks like a royal thing.

So how did this level of jade enter the folks?

It actually fell into the hands of a foreign businessman and was taken out to sea?

Pick it up casually, examine it carefully, it is indeed a dragon-pattern jade, and it is a rare chi-pattern plum blossom cup.

Looking at the shape, it should be something from the Ming Dynasty.

It is 12 centimeters long, 7.2 centimeters wide and 5 centimeters high.

Made of Hetian white jade, you can see that the jade is very dense just by checking it a little.

Even this jade cup has not been damaged due to the immersion in sea water, but it looks smooth and oily all the time.

This cup is very beautiful, especially a huge plum blossom on it is used as a cup, and the pattern of flowers and leaves is engraved in the cup.

A branch of old plum, the branches are twisted and twisted, and three or two plum blossoms and flower bones are dotted on the old trunk, which is sparse and beautiful.

On one side is a Chilong, with powerful limbs and curled long tail, which is very dynamic.

Taking a closer look again, Chen Wenzhe found that there was a slight ooze in some parts.

This shows that this thing should have been buried in the ground, and it is probably something that was unearthed.

This is a fine piece of jade withered in the Ming Dynasty, which is of great collection value.

And before going to sea, he had been buried in the soil.

In this way, the origin of this thing must not be serious.

So, it wasn't obtained by robbing the tomb, or it was obtained by robbery.

We must know that in the late Ming Dynasty, many descendants of the Zhu family were robbed.

Sure enough, there were actually quite a few dragon-pattern wares behind, and even a jade chi.