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Abstract

Four layers of hulls, large amounts of celadon and wooden tablet were excavated through the underwater excavation of the Taean Dae Island Shipwreck. All three of the most important elements in underwater excavation, from woodblocks to cargo and hulls, have been found, and the results are indeed excellent. If all three of these elements are found, the voyage can be restored almost completely. However, there are still many issues that require research. It is not known whether the remain hull is left or right. Also, wooden tablets and ceramics were excavated in same place, but studies linking the two were not conducted in depth. In order to review the above, the draft of the excavation site, the structure and hull of the vessel were analyzed and the location of the shipment was arranged by type. Next, the wooden tablet’s contents and location were arranged. These elements were combined to examine the meaning of the Dae Island Shipwreck’s sailing. As a result, the ship is presumed to have sunk while heading toward Gaegyeong and completely collapsed to the right when it reached the seabed surface, breaking the center of the ship's bottom. It also focuses on transporting tax celadon, but appears to have carried private cargo as well. Among the private cargo was a mix of individual orders and merchant-selling celadon.