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source from: Textbook
Type: Artefacts
Time:13th Century
Area: culture
Inference: the inference show that Singapore have connections with Sri Lanka
Evidence: Coins similar to the ones show below were found at the Parliament House complex near the Singapore River. An image of the Buddha can be seen on the most of the coins

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source from: Fort Canning Hill
Type: Artefacts
Time:14th century
Area: culture
Inference: The inference show that Singapore used Chinese coins in the 14th Century
Evidence: Chinese coins found at Fort Canning Hill which bore inscriptions as Yuan Feng Tong Bao which replaces locally-minted gold and silver as currency in the 14th century. This shows that Chinese culture had influenced the people living in Temasek which resulted in them to change their coins previously to Chinese coins.

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source from: Java
Type: Artefacts
Time:14th to 16th century
Area: culture
Inference: There was a Javanese-style statue of a rider on a horse found at the Empress place in the site in Singapore
Evidence: The Javanese-style statue

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Source from: Java
Type: Artefacts
Time: 10th to 14th century
Area: culture
Inference: From the source we can tell that they had good relations with the Javanese as the people from Singapore were able to communicate with the people from other countries such as the Muslims from Java and that they had good relations with people of other countries.
Evidence: Singapore stone was found at the southern mouth of the Singapore river. It was the blockage of the passageway at the river mouth and was blown up to make space for its commander. The Singapore stone looks like a religious item for the Muslims in Java.

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Source from: Wang Dayuan's Dao Yi Zi Lue
Type: written
Time: 14th century
Area: culture
Inference: from this source, we can tell that Singapore have connections with Quanzhou (a city in china)
Evidence: the goods obtained from trade include red gold, blue satin, cotton prints, Chu porcelain, iron cauldrons and similar items. Neither fine products nor rare objects come from here. All are obtained from trade with Quanzhou

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Singapore has connection with many countries like China, Java, Sri Lanka and much more. The  Chinese coins found at Fort Canning Hill which bore inscriptions as Yuan Feng Tong Bao which replaces locally-minted gold and silver as currency in the 14th century. This shows that Chinese culture had influenced the people living in Temasek which resulted in them to change their coins previously to Chinese coins. And the goods obtained from trade include red gold, blue satin, cotton prints, Chu porcelain, iron cauldrons and similar items. Neither fine products nor rare objects come from here. All are obtained from trade with Quanzhou show the connection with Quanzhou. And the Singapore stone looks like a religious item for the Muslims in Java shows the connection between Singapore and Java.