https://padlet.com/jaydenjr/HIProject_Jayden27 JaydenSng(27) en-us 2017-07-19 03:25:17 UTC 2024-12-06 22:09:45 UTC hello@padlet.com jaydenjr https://padlet.com/jaydenjr/HIProject_Jayden27/wish/179010570 What time period is this source from: 960-1279 Year

What kind of source is this:
Artefacts

Where is the source from:
http://hi-dinosaurs8.blogspot.sg/

Which area is revealed by this source:Trades

Source 1 tells me that   Singapore had trade with China.

The evidence shows that the coin was found in Fort Canning

Source 1 also tells me  that people could have used these coins to purchase things or trade goods in Singapore.

The evidence the oldest coin dates to the Tang Dynasty Year 618-906 and most date to the Song Dynasty Year 960-1279.]]> 2017-07-19 03:27:49 UTC https://padlet.com/jaydenjr/HIProject_Jayden27/wish/179010570 jaydenjr https://padlet.com/jaydenjr/HIProject_Jayden27/wish/179378185 What time period is this source from:Before 1819

What kind of sources is this:
Artefacts

Where is the sources from:
https://infogram.com/what-was-singapore-like-before-1819

Which area is revealed by this sources: Trades

Sources 1 tells me that the economic connections Singapore had with India, China and other  parts of Southeast Asia .

The evidences is  the gold armlet found at Fort Canning Hill and it might suggest that there are trader from india 

Sources 1 also tell me that Singapore had trades with india

The evidences is the gold armlet resembled a Hindu God, which is evidence that it probably belonged to an Indian trader]]> 2017-07-25 04:17:55 UTC https://padlet.com/jaydenjr/HIProject_Jayden27/wish/179378185 jaydenjr https://padlet.com/jaydenjr/HIProject_Jayden27/wish/179618630 What time period is this source from: 2nd Century  

What kind of source is this:
Written  Source

Where is this source from: Textbook Pg 53
What area is revealed by this source:  Trade

Sources 1 tells me that  The Chinese people at that time was banned from travelling outside the empire for fear of foreign influence

The Evidence is In 10th century,the song court in china to realised that maritime trade brought in wealth

Sources 1 also tells me that Trade connections made between the people of Mesopotamia

Evidence tells me  The dhow is still used in Oman]]> 2017-07-28 01:48:15 UTC https://padlet.com/jaydenjr/HIProject_Jayden27/wish/179618630 jaydenjr https://padlet.com/jaydenjr/HIProject_Jayden27/wish/179913692 What time period is this source from:13th to 15th century
  
What kind of source is this: Artefacts

Where is this source from: Library

What area is revealed by this source: Trades

Sources 1 tell Green ware shards coloured ranging from brownish green to greenish blue

Evidence is Most green ware shard was found in singapore

Sources 1 also tells me that High quality green ware waces found in Fort Canning Site of ancient kings
 
Evidence is it  was found at Fort Canning

]]> 2017-08-02 02:50:41 UTC https://padlet.com/jaydenjr/HIProject_Jayden27/wish/179913692 jaydenjr https://padlet.com/jaydenjr/HIProject_Jayden27/wish/179913826 What time period is this source from:618-907  

What kind of source is this: Artefacts
 
Where is this source from:Library

What area is revealed by this source: Trades

The sources tells me that There were trades with the Tang Dynasty

Evidence shows that there was china coins found

Sources also tell me that Trade With Northern Song Dynasty (960-1127)
Evidence is Huang Song Tong Bao]]> 2017-08-02 02:52:04 UTC https://padlet.com/jaydenjr/HIProject_Jayden27/wish/179913826 jaydenjr https://padlet.com/jaydenjr/HIProject_Jayden27/wish/181189277 Singapore was a busy trade port before 1819, and had trade relations with countries like China , india and many pars around the world came to singapore to trade Source 2 tells me that there are trades with many ares in the world including china, india and many more. Source 2 supports the point as it shows "Singapore is a famous trading port to many other parts of the world.  Source 1 also tells me that there was china coins found in Fort Canning before 1819 to buy and trade using those coins.Thus,Singapore was a trading port before 1819.

]]> 2017-08-16 03:12:51 UTC https://padlet.com/jaydenjr/HIProject_Jayden27/wish/181189277 jeremywongcher https://padlet.com/jaydenjr/HIProject_Jayden27/wish/181359521 1. Source 1 and 2 is good because the inference answers the main question: Who did Singapore trade with before 1819?
2. Source 3,4 and 5 have to answer the main question.
3. Your individual summary only has 88 words, please hit the 100 word count.
Best regard
Mr Jeremy Wong


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