The Harvard Asian Archaeology Seminar Series is hosting a documentary screening and panel discussion of Making Ties: The Cangdong Village Project. This transnational, interdisciplinary project developed to investigate the material practices of Cangdong Village residents during the Late Qing Dynasty (1875-1912) and Early Republic Period (1912-1927). Researchers from both China and the United States includes historians, architectural historians, archaeologists, folklife specialists,...

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First meeting of the Harvard Asian Archaeology Seminar, academic year 2020-2021.

Participants: YANG Yifan (Shandong University), WEN Yadi (Chinese University, Hong Kong), JI Youngbae (Pusan National University), PARK Jiyoung (Seoul National University), YAGI Hiroyaki (Shiga University) and GE Yun (Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Institute of Archaeology), LI Xinwei (Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Institute of Archaeology)

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