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The voyage of the 'Frolic'
Opium trade
China, commerce
Opium
Ships
Shipwrecks
Excavations (Archaeology)
Commerce
Antiquities
History
In the late summer of 1984, the author and a group of his archaeology students excavated fragments of Chinese porcelain at the site of a Pomo Indian village a hundred miles north of San Francisco. How did these ceramics, which were more than a hundred years old, find their way to this remote area? A…
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