https://padlet.com/tammylimeq12/HIProject_Darren37 Darren Yeo (37) en-us 2017-02-13 04:10:32 UTC 2023-07-13 12:09:27 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/tammylimeq12/HIProject_Darren37/wish/157250763 In 1926, a collection of gold ornaments, including the gold armlet below, was discovered at Fort Canning Hill. it have been dated to the mid-14th century, The ornaments has the design of Kala, the Hindu god representing time and destruction.

1.this source tell me that Singapore has a good connection with India.
2.the evidence is 'the design can be found in Javanese art, Balinese art and temple design' This shows that Singapore has a good connection

]]> 2017-03-02 08:29:05 UTC https://padlet.com/tammylimeq12/HIProject_Darren37/wish/157250763 https://padlet.com/tammylimeq12/HIProject_Darren37/wish/157250937 Towards the end of the 14^th century, ceramics from Thai kilns entered the trade market. They replaced the decreased supply of Chinese trade ceramics due to the prohibited trade measures of the Chinese Ming Court.
1.this source tells me that Singapore have traded more with Thailand than China.
2.The evidence is 'they replaced supply of the Chinese trade ceramics Due to the prohibited trade measures of the Chinese Ming court.' This show that Singapore have traded more with Thailand than

]]> 2017-03-02 08:30:13 UTC https://padlet.com/tammylimeq12/HIProject_Darren37/wish/157250937 https://padlet.com/tammylimeq12/HIProject_Darren37/wish/157251077 this Javanese-style statue of a rider on a house was uncovered from the Empress place site in 1998. The head of the rider was not found during the excavation. Due to it headless nature, the statue has been named the 'headless horse man' by professor John Miksic, the leader of the archaeological team at the site. The horse rider is wearing what appears to be a sarong around his lower body and is sitting on either a winged horse or a horse with winged horse or a horse with wing saddle. The statue is dated between the 14th century and the 16th centuries and is made of lead.

some theories include the probability that the statue depths ancestor of the rulers of  Tamasek who in the Sejarah Meleyu (The Malay Annals) emerged from the ocean on a winged sea-horse.
1.this source tells me that Singapore before 1819 that they had legends on how it happen and how Singapore is created.
2.the evidence is 'some theories include the probability that the statue depths an ancestor of the rulers of Temasek who in the sejarah meleyu(the meley annuals) emerged from the ocean on a niged sea horse.'shows that before 1819 that they had legends on how it happen and how Singapore is created.

]]> 2017-03-02 08:31:09 UTC https://padlet.com/tammylimeq12/HIProject_Darren37/wish/157251077 https://padlet.com/tammylimeq12/HIProject_Darren37/wish/157251216 coins similar to the ones shown below 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.
1.This source tells me that Singapore has been trading with Sri lamka at the Singapore river during 13th century.
2.the evidence is ' Coins of Sri lamka were found at the parn limned house complex near the Singapore river.'this shows that Singapore has been trading with Sri lamka at the Singapore river during 13th century.

]]> 2017-03-02 08:31:59 UTC https://padlet.com/tammylimeq12/HIProject_Darren37/wish/157251216 tammylimeq12 https://padlet.com/tammylimeq12/HIProject_Darren37/wish/158269035 stoneware pottery is made of clay that is fired(baked) in a kiln until it is dense, impermeable sites in Singapore came from the southern Chinese provides of  was found in 13 century of Guangdong. Hence, they are often  called 'Guangdong Ware'. Some stoneware pottery was also found to have originated from northern Vietnam. 

Stoneware was often used as large storage jars or basins of liquid because of its durability. One type of stoneware frequently found intact in archaeological sites in Singapore is the mercury jar.

Mercury jars are very distinctive because they have thick, flat, narrow bases and taper upwards with a gradual thinning of the walls of the jar until it ends with a small round mouth at the top.
1.the source tells us that Singapore before 1819 uses stoneware pottery in the olden days and have a good connection with the northern Vietnam.
2.the evidence is 'One type of stoneware frequently found intact in archaeological sites in Singapore is mercury jar.'tells us that Singapore uses stoneware pottery in the olden days. 
Or 
The evidence is ' Some stoneware pottery also found to have originated from northern Vietnam.'tells us that is has a good connection with the northern Vietnam.]]> 2017-03-07 09:35:56 UTC https://padlet.com/tammylimeq12/HIProject_Darren37/wish/158269035 tammylimeq12 https://padlet.com/tammylimeq12/HIProject_Darren37/wish/158955622 All the source tells me that Singapore has a really good connection with a lot of country as there are a lot of source left behind by other countries in Singapore before 1819. All the countries that have traded or left behind by other countries is neighboring country and I guess that ship past by Singapore must have traded with us and I feel back in before 1819, Singapore only knows how to become rich as some of the artefacts are made out of iron or gold which can cost alot of money.I feel too that alot of ship from other countries came to Singapore to trade with us as Singapore is a short cut to other countries and faster than the long way.They are traded with the Sri lamka, ceramics from Thai and a lot of gold ornaments]]> 2017-03-09 13:41:43 UTC https://padlet.com/tammylimeq12/HIProject_Darren37/wish/158955622