沉船、瓷器与海上丝绸之路 平装 – 2017年2月21日 by 刘淼 (作者), 胡舒扬 (作者)

作者简介

刘淼，历史学博士，厦门大学历史系副教授，福州大学21世纪海上丝绸之路核心区建设研究院特约研究员。主要研究领域为陶瓷考古、海洋考古、宋元考古。
胡舒扬，厦门大学历史系博士研究生。

目录

第一章 前言

第一节 中国古代海洋文明的进程

第二节 中国古代四洋航路的划分

第三节 中国古代贸易陶瓷的生产

第二章 从陶瓷考古资料看晚唐、五代时期的海外贸易

第一节 沉船、港口及海外遗址中发现的晚唐、五代陶瓷

第二节 考古发现晚唐、五代贸易陶瓷的特点

第三节 从陶瓷考古资料看晚唐、五代时期的海外贸易

第四节 结语

第三章 从沉船资料看宋元时期海外贸易的变迁

第一节 考古发现的宋元时期沉船资料

第二节 从沉船资料看宋元陶瓷的生产及外销

第三节 宋元时期陶瓷大规模运销海外的背景

第四节 从沉船资料看宋元时期海外贸易的变迁

第四章 明代前期海禁政策下的瓷器输出

第一节 明代前期瓷器海洋贸易的“空白期”概念

第二节 明代前期的海禁政策及朝贡体制

第三节 文献记载明前期朝贡体系下的瓷器输出

第四节 明代前期瓷器在海外的发现

第五节 结语

第五章 从16～17世纪沉船资料看明代海外贸易的变迁

第一节 16世纪上半期的东亚海域

第二节 16世纪后半期至17世纪初东亚海域沉船资料的考古发现

第三节 16世纪后半期至17世纪初期东亚海域的贸易格局

第四节 东亚海域贸易的早期全球化趋势

第六章 明清交替之际东亚海域的贸易格局与陶瓷贸易

第一节 明清交替之际东亚海域贸易格局的变化

第二节 明郑统治时期的瓷器贸易

第三节 结语

第七章 鸦片战争以前清代外销瓷贸易的繁盛

第一节 17～18世纪盛行欧洲的中国风

第二节 从沉船资料看清代前期的瓷器贸易

第三节 18世纪广州一口通商下的瓷器贸易

第八章 中国外销瓷器欧洲市场的衰落及美国对华瓷器贸易的兴起

第一节 中国外销瓷器欧洲市场的衰落

第二节 美国对华瓷器贸易的兴起

第三节 针对美国市场的中国外销瓷

第四节 结语

第九章 明清华南瓷业的生产及外销

第一节 明清华南外销瓷业的考古发现

第二节 漳州窑的兴起与早期全球贸易

第三节 白釉类型产品的生产及运销

第四节 厦门港的崛起与清代华南外销瓷器的兴盛

第十章 陶瓷贸易与中外文化交流

第一节 从长颈瓶看宋代瓷器对伊斯兰玻璃器的模仿与借鉴

第二节 永乐、宣德青花瓷造型装饰中的伊斯兰艺术

第三节 陶瓷外销与饮茶风尚的传播

索 引

Product details
Publisher: Social Sciences Academic Press; 1st edition edition (2017/2/21)
Original language book name: Shipwrecks, porcelain and the maritime silk road
Series Title: Maritime Silk Road and China Ocean Power Country Strategy Series
Paperback: 352 pages
Language: Simplified Chinese
Folio: 16
ISBN: 7121315300, 9787520102179
EAN: 9787520102179, 9787121315305
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Item Weight: 499 g
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About the Author
Liu Wei, Ph.D. in History, Associate Professor of History Department of Xiamen University, and Special Research Fellow of the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road Core Area Construction Research Institute of Fuzhou University. His main research areas are ceramic archaeology, marine archaeology, and archaeological archaeology.
Hu Shuyang is a Ph.D. student in the History Department of Xiamen University.

table of Contents
Chapter 1 Preface

The first section of the process of ancient Chinese marine civilization

Section 2 Division of the Ancient Chinese Ocean Route

Section III Production of Ancient Chinese Trade Ceramics

The second chapter looks at overseas trade in the late Tang and Five Dynasties from ceramic archaeological materials.

Section 1 Late Tang and Five Dynasties Ceramics Found in Shipwrecks, Ports and Overseas Sites

Section 2 Archaeological Discovery of Late Tang and Five Dynasties Trade Ceramics

The third section looks at overseas trade in the late Tang and Five Dynasties from ceramic archaeological materials.

Section IV Conclusion

The third chapter looks at the changes of overseas trade during the Song and Yuan Dynasties from the information of shipwreck

Section 1 Shipwreck Information of the Song and Yuan Dynasties

The second section looks at the production and export of Song Yuan ceramics from the shipwreck data.

The third section of the large-scale transportation and marketing of ceramics in the Song and Yuan Dynasties

The fourth section looks at the changes of overseas trade during the Song and Yuan Dynasties from the information of shipwreck

Chapter IV Porcelain Output under the Sea Prohibition Policy in the Early Ming Dynasty

The first section of the “blank period” concept of porcelain trade in the early Ming Dynasty

Section 2 The maritime ban policy and the tributary system in the early Ming Dynasty

The third section of the document records the porcelain output under the previous tributary system.

Section 4 Discovery of porcelain in the early Ming Dynasty

Section V Conclusion

The fifth chapter looks at the changes of overseas trade in the Ming Dynasty from the information of shipwrecks in the 16th to 17th centuries

Section 1 East Asian Seas in the First Half of the 16th Century

Section 2 Archaeological Discoveries of Shipwreck Data in East Asian Seas from the Late Half of the 16th Century to the Beginning of the 17th Century

Section III Trade pattern of East Asian seas from the second half of the 16th century to the early 17th century

Section 4 Early Globalization Trends in East Asian Sea Trade

Chapter VI Trade Patterns and Ceramic Trade in East Asian Seas during the Alternation of the Ming and Qing Dynasties

The first section changes the trade pattern of East Asian seas during the alternation of the Ming and Qing Dynasties

The second section of the porcelain trade during the reign of Emperor Zheng

Section III Conclusion

Chapter VII The prosperity of the export of porcelain trade in the Qing Dynasty before the Opium War

The first section of the Chinese style that prevailed in Europe from the 17th to the 18th century

The second section from the shipwreck information to see the porcelain trade in the early Qing Dynasty

The third section of the 18th century Guangzhou trade under the trade of porcelain

Chapter VIII The Decline of China’s Exported Porcelain European Market and the Rise of American Trade in China’s Porcelain

The first section of China’s export of porcelain, the decline of the European market

Section 2 The Rise of American Trade in China’s Porcelain

Section III China’s Export Porcelain for the US Market

Section IV Conclusion

Chapter IX Production and Export of South China Porcelain in Ming and Qing Dynasties

Section 1 Archaeological Discoveries of Exported Porcelain in South China during the Ming and Qing Dynasties

Section 2 The Rise of Zhangzhou Kiln and Early Global Trade

Section III Production and Distribution of White Glaze Type Products

Section 4 The Rise of Xiamen Port and the Prosperity of Exported Porcelain in South China in the Qing Dynasty

Chapter 10 Ceramic Trade and Cultural Exchanges between China and Foreign Countries

The first section looks at the imitation of the Islamic glassware from the porcelain of the Song Dynasty from the flask.

The second section of Islamic art in the decoration of Yongle and Xuande blue and white porcelain

Section III Spread of Ceramic Exports and Tea Drinks

Index