Playing Cards Found in Mongol Invasion Shipwreck Off Japan – Archaeology Magazine
It is believed that all three vessels went down during the 1281 Battle of Koan, when the Mongol-led Chinese Yuan Dynasty attempted to invade Japan.Read More
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