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In June, 1997, Binh Dinh Museum excavated a Champa ancient well, with 6m dept, collecting 471 artifacts, including mainly Champa artifacts. Apart from that, there is Chinese and Vietnamese ceramics. 1. Champa ceramics (from 14th to 15th centuries) in the depth of 4 to 6m. - There are 89 sherds, 38 glazed ones, including washbasins, jars, small jars, vases, bowls, plates with green, yellow-to-grey and eel-skin colour. - Intact and reconstructed artifacts: 8 containers, 1 flower-pot, 2 jars, one large-bowl, 1 glass, 4 small bowls, 1 kendi. - Gold: one piece - Wood: 2 trees and 1 plank. 2. Chinese ceramics (from the 12th to 15th centuries) in the depth of 3 to 4m, including only 2 kinds: bowls and plates from Dehua
Jingdezhen and Long Quan kilns. 3. Vietnamese ceramics (from the 15th to 17th centuries) in the depth of 2 to 3m, including 23 pieces from Hop Le and Chu Dau (Hai Duong) kilns.
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