Current Research in Bronze Age Archaeology in Vietnam: Dongson Excavations

The Development of Wheeled Vehicles in the Shang Dynasty: Textual, Archaeological, and Ethnographic Evidence

Bronze Age Copper Production and Consumption: New Developments from the Middle-Yangzi River

The Shijing (Book of Songs), with Reference to Archaeology. Co-Sponsored with the Pre-Modern China Seminar

Regional Surveys of Koguryo Sites in Korea and Northeast China

Cowries in Early Bronze Age China: Monetary of Ritual Exchange?

Cultural Exchange Between the East and West before the Silk Road: Recent Studies of Bronze Age Archaeology of Xinjiang Province, China

Nationalism and the Museum in Taiwan

The Fating of Shang Oracle Bone Inscriptions: Problems and Prospects

Tara Sullen DUFFY (Graduate Student, Regional Studies East Asia) “Plagiarists and Politicians: Archaeologists in the Song Dynasty” Vanessa FONG (Graduate Student, Social Anthropology) “Marxism, Nationalism and Archaeology in the PRC” Patrick RASZELENBERG (Graduate Student, Regional Studies-East Asia) “Aspects of Shamanism in Ancient China” James Fitzsimmons (Graduate Student, Anthropology/Archaeology Wing) “Reading the Cracks: Evidence for “Shang” Refugees in the New World” Karla DAVIS-SALAZAR (Graduate Student, Anthropology/Archaeology) “The Origins of Urbanism in China: A Comparison of... Read more about Presentation and Discussion of Selected graduate student research papers from Anthropology 144 “The Archaeology of Ancient China”

Chariots, Laquers, and Bronze: New Excavations at the Major Shang Site of Qianzhangda, Shandong Province, North China

Harvard graduate students in Anthropology, East Asian Languages and Literatures and Regional Studies – East Asia.

Communication and Transportation in Shang Dynasty China