International Archaeobotany Symposium will be conducted by Research Institute for Humanity and Nature (RIHN), Sato Project as the following.
The theme will be "Roles of Millets in the History of Human Society", and researchers in many countries will present recent research results about millet studies, in terms of archaeology, ethnology, and linguistics.
10:00-17:00, Sunday 19-Monday 20 September
At: Lecture Hall, Japan Gallery 2nd floor, National Museum of Nature and Science
Language: English
※Admission free/ No advanced booking needed
※Contact: Research Institute for Humanity and Nature, Sato Project
The theme will be "Roles of Millets in the History of Human Society", and researchers in many countries will present recent research results about millet studies, in terms of archaeology, ethnology, and linguistics.
10:00-17:00, Sunday 19-Monday 20 September
At: Lecture Hall, Japan Gallery 2nd floor, National Museum of Nature and Science
Language: English
※Admission free/ No advanced booking needed
※Contact: Research Institute for Humanity and Nature, Sato Project
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