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Singapore had connections with many countries such as China , India.They often use valuable objects or objects that symbolizes their countries such as vases to show their friendship among one another. another area we see that is the clothing we wear. the different countries influence each other in idea of clothing example the kebaya

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Type : pictorial
Area : culture
inference : this evidence shows that countries influence one another through ideas in clothing
Evidence : a kebaya was worn by the  chinese peranakan
Time period : before 1819

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type : Artefacts
Area : culture
inference : this evidence shows that singapore had social connections with China in the past
Evidence : In the olden times green represents royalty in China.this type of glazed ceramics are mainly made in LongQuan
Time period : 960-1280 AD

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Type : Artefacts

Area : culture

Inference : Singapore had connections with china GuangDong  in the past

Evidence : mercury jars are fired in kilns .they have narrow basses and are taper upwards and gradual thinning on walls . these types of jars ar made in GuangDong

Time period : before 1819 (museum)

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Type : artefacts

Area : culture

inference : this evidence tells us that Singapore once had connections with china during the Yuan Dynasty

Evidence : blue and white porcelain stem cups from the 14 century were recovered from fort canning hill they were produced in china during the Yuan Dynasty

Time period : 1271 -1368

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artefacts found in Singapore before 1819

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artefacts found in Singapore before 1819

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Type : artefacts

area : culture

Inference : this evidence shows that Singapore had connections with India

Evidence : In 1926,a collection of gold ornaments including a gold armlet was discovered at fort canning hill . This armlet has the design of Kala the Hindu god representing time and destruction

Time period : mid 14 century