Porthole, shell salvaged from wreck of the Zhiyuan
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| Photo taken on Oct. 5, 2015 shows a porthole from "Dandong No 1", a shipwreck discovered last year near Dandong Port, northeast China's Liaoning Province. An archeological team from the National Center of Underwater Cultural Heritage has salvaged more than 100 items from the wreck during the past two months. They confirmed "Dandong No.1" as cruiser Zhiyuan, one of the warships of the Beiyang Fleet sunk by the Japanese navy during the first Sino-Japanese War 121 years ago. [Xinhua] |
![Photo taken on Oct. 5, 2015 shows a porthole from 'Dandong No 1', a shipwreck discovered last year near Dandong Port, northeast China's Liaoning Province. An archeological team from the National Center of Underwater Cultural Heritage has salvaged more than 100 items from the wreck during the past two months. They confirmed 'Dandong No.1' as cruiser Zhiyuan, one of the warships of the Beiyang Fleet sunk by the Japanese navy during the first Sino-Japanese War 121 years ago. [Xinhua]](http://images.china.cn/attachement/jpg/site1007/20151006/b8aeed990456177db9311c.jpg "Photo taken on Oct. 5, 2015 shows a porthole from 'Dandong No 1', a shipwreck discovered last year near Dandong Port, northeast China's Liaoning Province. An archeological team from the National Center of Underwater Cultural Heritage has salvaged more than 100 items from the wreck during the past two months. They confirmed 'Dandong No.1' as cruiser Zhiyuan, one of the warships of the Beiyang Fleet sunk by the Japanese navy during the first Sino-Japanese War 121 years ago. [Xinhua]")
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