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earthenware pottery fond in archeological sites in singapore were mostly made locally with clay obtained from an area in inland singapore.
this tells  me that people liked making pots during the 14th to 15th century in inland singapore for trading.

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green ware shards were found in singapore have colours ranging from brownish green to greenish blue.
this source tells me that that very popular during the 13th to 15th century. In the song dynasty
the textbook said that the archaeologists theory that the green ware was a highly valued product.

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coins were found at the Parliament house complex near the Singapore River. An image of the Buddha can be seen on most of the coins was found in 13 century

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Blue and white porcelain stem-cups from the 14th century recovered from Fort Canning. They were produced in China during the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368)
this tells me that people made porcelian cups for drinking during the 13th to the 14th century made in china.
the evidence is from the textbook pg 69.

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the oldest dates to the Tang Dynasty (618-906) and most of the others date to the Song Dynasty(960-1279)
these coins were from the 10th to the 13th century in the song dynasty used for trading.
this tells me that they use round shaped coins for trading.
the evidence was found on the textbook pg 36.