On March 26, I went to join in the 270 meeting of the Oumi Kaidzuka Kenkyukai (URL: only in Japanese).
The main theme was "Exploring uses of lands, resources, and their dispersals".
As a researcher approaching to resource exploitation through archaeological sciences, I was very interested in these speakers' presentations. Now Rekihaku (National Museum of Japanese History) is starting to renovate "Integrated Studies of Cultural and Research Resources", and we need to examine how we can show these kinds of works in it. I'm thinking of this focusing on my research perspectives.
The main theme was "Exploring uses of lands, resources, and their dispersals".
As a researcher approaching to resource exploitation through archaeological sciences, I was very interested in these speakers' presentations. Now Rekihaku (National Museum of Japanese History) is starting to renovate "Integrated Studies of Cultural and Research Resources", and we need to examine how we can show these kinds of works in it. I'm thinking of this focusing on my research perspectives.
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