Tang Dynasty treasures debut at Changsha museum   

长沙铜官窑国家考古遗址公园开园 唐代沉船珍宝首展

5日，兴建于世界釉下多彩瓷发源地的长沙铜官窑国家考古遗址公园正式开门纳客。一批从唐代沉船“黑石号”上打捞出的铜官窑瓷器和现存最完好的唐代龙窑在中国国内首度公开亮相。

Changsha (CNS) -- A collection of official porcelain and well-preserved Tang Dynasty (618–907) dragon kilns debuted on Tuesday at the opening ceremony of the National Archaeological Park of Tongguan Kiln in Changsha, Hunan Province.

The park is located at an historically important site for underglaze porcelain that vanished during the Five Dynasties (907–960). At its peak it paralleled two other kilns in Zhejiang and Hebei provinces for chinaware exports.

Construction of the park started in 2009 with a budget of 520 million yuan. The first phase of the project has now been completed.

The exhibition contains a selection from the more than 60,000 relics recovered from the Tang ship "Heishihao" found in Indonesian waters in 1998.