These 2 days, I took nice lectures in the Tokyo National Museum.
On 25th (Sat), I attended the 2nd Ishibashi Foundation Lecture Series
"British-Japanese Archaeological Exchanges from the 19 Century to Today".
These lectures and discussions provided me lots of research information, and I was so stimulated with these lecturers' passions. Also I'm starting in a new cooperative research project with UK researchers from next year.
On 26th (Sun), I joined in a seminar on Cultural Resource Studies, Center for Cultural Resource Studies, Kanazawa University Archaeology and Contemporary Society 4 "Diversity, Sustainability, and Archaeology".
After lectures, we had very good discussions in terms of diversity, modern society and archaeology, and gender. I realised our future museum exhibitions need to show diverse aspects of archaeological studies collaborated with our modern societies.
On 25th (Sat), I attended the 2nd Ishibashi Foundation Lecture Series"British-Japanese Archaeological Exchanges from the 19 Century to Today".
These lectures and discussions provided me lots of research information, and I was so stimulated with these lecturers' passions. Also I'm starting in a new cooperative research project with UK researchers from next year.
After lectures, we had very good discussions in terms of diversity, modern society and archaeology, and gender. I realised our future museum exhibitions need to show diverse aspects of archaeological studies collaborated with our modern societies.
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