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Event trade East Asia

Guangzhou

200 BCE

Major Chinese port on the Maritime Silk…

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Capital of Guangdong, China

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Landmark · East Asia

Guangzhou

200 BCE – still standing

Major Chinese port on the Maritime Silk Road

Standing in 200 BCE

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