南國島夷：古代東亞與中國中古研究

會議名稱：“Conference on Uygur Archaeology”

日　時：Saturday, May 9, 2009, 09:00~17:00

會　場：Rainey Auditorium, University of Pennsylvania Museum

會議簡介：

On Saturday, May 9, 2009, the University of Pennsylvania will host a conference on Uygur Archaeology. The conference will explore Uygur remains, especially in the context of Tang China and as they relate to material evidence of other nomadic peoples of East and Central Asia, particularly Turk and Kitan.

The conference is sponsored by the Center for East Asian Studies and the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology of the University of Pennsylvania.

Speakers include: Christopher Atwood, Jan Bemmann, Gwen Bennett, Zsuzsanna Gulasci, Tigran Mkrtychev, Tsulten Odbataar, Lilla Russell-Smith, Nancy Steinhardt, and Joshua Wright.

Admission is free, but pre-registration is required. For further information, e-mail Bryan Miller millerbk@sas.upenn.edu

To register e-mail Miki Morita mimorita@sas.upenn.edu

議　程：

8:15 REGISTRATION & COFFEE

9:15 SESSION ONE (Renata Holod, moderator) The Uyghurs in History / Christopher Atwood (Indiana University) Possible Tang Sources of Uyghur Palatial Architecture / Nancy S. Steinhardt (University of Pennsylvania) The Problems of Interpretation at Por-Bajin, Tuva / Tigran Mkrtychev (State Museum of Oriental Art, Moscow) Uyghur Chamber Tombs at the Ritual Site of Khulhin am, Mongolia / Tserendorj Odbaatar (National Museum of Mongolia)

1:00 SESSION TWO (Richard Hodges, moderator) Historical Archaeological Approaches to Uyghur Studies / Bryan K. Miller (University of Pennsylvania) Material Culture, Identity and Landscape in Northern Mongolia / Joshua Wright (Stanford University) Deciphering Northeast China's Post-Han Archaeological Record / Gwen Bennett (Washington University, St. Louis) Seats of the Nomad Empires: Site Surveys of the Orkhon Valley, Mongolia / Jan Bemmann (Bonn University)

4:00 SESSION THREE (Nancy Steinhardt, moderator) Wooden structures in the architecture of Khocho (the Asian Art Museum, Berlin) / Lilla Russell-Smith (Museum for Asiatische Kunst, Berlin) Uyghur Roots of a Chinese Manichaean Silk Painting (the Yamato Bunkakan, Japan) / Zsuzsanna Gulacsi (Northern Arizona University)

5:20 DISCUSSION (Lothar von Falkenhausen)