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The Thangassery Chinese coins are a significant collection of Chinese cash coins from the Middle Ages that were found near the coast of Thangassery, a historic port suburb of Kollam in Kerala, India. During dredging operations at Kollam Port in 2014, 44 copper-alloy Chinese coins were found, providing solid archaeological proof of long-distance maritime trade between China and the Malabar Coast. In addition to examples from the Tang and Southern Song periods, these coins depict a number of Chinese imperial dynasties, most notably the Northern Song.
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