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This document discusses the historical and archaeological significance of Hizen Ware ceramics found in the Philippines. It provides background on previous studies that have uncovered Hizen Ware at archaeological sites dating back to the 16th-17th centuries. This indicates that Hizen Ware was traded from Japan to the Philippines during this time period as part of maritime trade routes. The presence of Hizen Ware in Philippines sites provides insights into cultural exchange and commerce between Japan and Southeast Asian countries like the Philippines in the early modern period.

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This document discusses the historical and archaeological significance of Hizen Ware ceramics found in the Philippines. It provides background on previous studies that have uncovered Hizen Ware at archaeological sites dating back to the 16th-17th centuries. This indicates that Hizen Ware was traded from Japan to the Philippines during this time period as part of maritime trade routes. The presence of Hizen Ware in Philippines sites provides insights into cultural exchange and commerce between Japan and Southeast Asian countries like the Philippines in the early modern period.

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The Hizen Ware in The Philippines: Its Historical and Archaeological Significance

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5. Research Paper
6. Hizen porcelain were exported to Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia, Malaysia and Indonesia which
could only mean that the findings of study had been valued by South East Asian consumers .

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