It was evident that the gold wares found were a testament to the skilled craftsmanship of the time. It was highly probable that these pieces were intended for shipment to Southeast Asia for sale.
Yong couldn't help but express his admiration as he carefully cleaned one of them.
"The exquisite workmanship is simply remarkable!" he exclaimed,
"It's astonishing to think that such a craft existed eight or nine centuries ago."
Liu Yong meticulously wrapped each gold object in bubble film, layer after layer, to ensure their safekeeping.
The two large wooden boxes were brimming with over a hundred gold wares, weighing tens of kilograms, with the heaviest piece estimated to be over a kilogram.
