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Oxford Centre for Asian Archaeology, Art and Culture
Events
The Oxford Centre for Asian Archaeology, Art and Culture hosts research seminars, international conferences and workshops. Events feature opportunities for discussion, collaboration and knowledge-exchange between scholars and students from Oxford and from institutions across Asia.
Seminar Series
Institute of Archaeology, Lecture Room, 5pm
| 13 Feb 2013 |
Changing Clay: Hunter-gatherers, Pottery and the Significance of Choice at the Eastern Edge of Siberia Dr Peter Hommel (Oxford) |
| 20 Feb 2013 |
Ainu Ethnohistory from the archaeological perspectives Prof. Hirofumi Kato (Hokkaido University) |
| 27 Feb 2013 |
The Painted Bronze Waterfowls from the Mausoleum of the First Emperor of Qin: Manufacturing Technologies and Their Implications Prof. Jianjun Mei (University of Science and Technology Beijing) |
Forthcoming Conference
Previous Events
Conferences
Seminars & Lectures
Institute of Archaeology, Lecture Room, 5pm
2012
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15 Feb 2012 |
Mongolia's Archaeological Heritage: Old and New Approaches to Understanding "Nomadic" Empires Prof. Daniel Waugh (University of Washington) |
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29 Feb 2012 |
The Evolution of the technology of jade carving in China Dr Margaret Sax (British Museum) |
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7 Mar 2012 |
William Gowland and the art of the great mounded tombs in Japan Dr Simon Kaner (Sainsbury Institute) |
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2 May 2012 |
The Sintashta-culture and the metallurgy of Eurasian steppe Prof. Dr. Rüdiger Krause (Goethe-University) |
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23 May 2012 |
Chinese Export Ceramics in Southeast Asia and the Philippines: How it looked fifty years ago Prof. Michael Sullivan (Oxford) |
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30 May 2012 |
Burial Mounds and sense of place in contemporary Japan Dr Akira ]Matsuda (Lecturer, University of East Anglia,School of World Art Studies and Museology) |
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6 Nov 2012 |
In Search of Ancient Cultivated Soils in North and South China: A Geoarchaeological Approach Dr Yijie.Zhuang (Oxford) |
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13 Nov 2012 |
The Karlbeck Syndicate 1930-1934 and covers an interesting collector's consortium of Chinese archaeological objects dating from China's Bronze Age period Dr Valerie Jurgens (SOAS) |
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20 Nov 2012 |
Why did pottery use begin in Pleistocene Far East? Prof. Yasuhiro Taniguchi (Kokugakuin University, Japan) |
2011
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28 Nov 2011 |
Special Lecture: New excavations on Rebun Island as part of the new Baikal-Hokkaido Archaeological Project Professor Hirofumi Kato (Hokkaido University) |
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23 Nov 2011 |
China for Japan, Chinese ceramics in medieval Japan and the foundation of the Japanese porcelain industry Dr Nicole Coolidge Rousmaniere (Sainsburys Institute) |
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16 Nov 2011 |
Xia Nai and his London Years: New evidence from his diary Dr Wang Tao (SOAS) |
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2 Nov 2011 |
Locating Tibetan Art': The ethics and aesthetics of the Young husband Mission to Tibet 1903-4 Dr Clare Harris (Oxford) |
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8 June 2011 |
The 'Chinese Bronze Age' and the Historical Turn in Archaeology Dr Rod Campbell (Oriental Institute) |
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1 June 2011 |
Between Text and the Object: Coins in the Periplus - Detail, Context and Historical Utility Dr Shailendra Bhandare (Ashmolean Museum) |
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25 May 2011 |
New Engagements with Heritage - the results of a recent Oxford workshop Dr Ian Lilley (University of Queensland) |
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18 May 2011 |
Towards Archaeology Buddhism Dr Robin Coningham (Durham University) |
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10 May 2011 |
A General View of Bronze Age Steppe Pastoralism Dr Natasha Shishlina (State History Museum, Moscow) |
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23 Feb 2011 |
Sticky rice and chapatis? An archaeological exploration of the selective movement of crops along the culinary frontiers of Asia Dr Dorian Fuller (UCL) |
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9 Feb 2011 |
Castration and Power Systems: An approach to understanding the persistence and prevalence of castration Kathryn Reusch (Oxford) |
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26 Jan 2011 |
Characteristics and Identity of Jomon Prof. Tatsuo Kobayashi (Kokugakuin University, Tokyo) |
2010
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24 Nov 2010 |
Dogu and the international significance of Japanese Archaeology Dr Simon Kaner (Sainsbury Institute in Norwich) |
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10 Nov 2010 |
The Southeast Asian Lead Isotope Project: Towards geochemical proxies for social interaction and the recontruction of the regional economy, 1500 BCE to 500 CE Dr Oli Pryce (Oxford) |
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1 Nov 2010 |
The Northeast Indo-China Corridor is the Cradle for Asian Human Origins Prof. M. Palanichamy (Yunnan University, China) |
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27 Oct 2010 |
Gender and hybridity in the Kingly Ming Tomb Prof. Craig Clunas (Oxford) |
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1 Oct 2010 |
From Steppe Road to Silk Road: Inner Asia’s Interaction with and Impact on China, 2000 BC-AD 1000. Professor Jessica Rawson (Oxford) |