[KS] Early Korea Project workshop at the Korea Institute, Harvard University

[M. Bale]

Early Korea Project Workshop:
    
            'Early Korea and Japan Interactions, c. 500 B.C. to A.D. 935'

Date: 
                    Monday May 3, 2010 - 9:00am - 5:00pm; Tuesday May 4, 2010 - 9:00am - 
5:00pm        
        
Host:
Early Korea Project, Korea Institute, Harvard University

Funded by: 
                    Northeast Asia History Foundation, Seoul
        
        Additional Funding: 
                    Reischauer Institute of Japanese Studies, Harvard University
Harvard Yenching Institute, Harvard University      
  
        Location: 
                    CGIS South Building, 1730 Cambridge Street
Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138 United States
        
Three distinguished scholars each from Korea and Japan will give papers  on 
issues related to the latest archaeological research on prehistoric,  proto-historic, 
and early historic relations between groups and polities  of the ancient Korean 
peninsula and Japanese archipelago. Presentations will be held in the Porte 
Seminar Room (S250) on the second floor of the CGIS South Building on the 
first day and in S153 of the same building on the second day.

Day One Presentations and Speakers (Monday May 3rd): 

Bronze Age Korea and the Japanese Archipelago
LEE Chungkyu, Professor, Department of Cultural Anthropology, Yeungnam 
University, Korea

Yayoi Period Japan and the Korean Peninsula
IWANAGA Shozo, Professor, Kyushu National University Museum, Kyushu 
National University, Japan

Paekche/Baekje and the Japanese Archipelago
WOO Jae Pyoung, Professor, Department of Archaeology, Chungnam National 
University, Korea 

Day Two Presentations and Speakers (Tuesday May 4th):

Kofun Period of Western Japan and the Korean Peninsula 
KAMEDA Shuichi - Professor, Department of History, Okayama University of 
Science, Japan

Kaya/Gaya and the Japanese Archipelago
PARK Cheunsoo - Professor, Department of Archaeology, Kyungpook National 
University

Eastern Japanese Kofun Period and the Korean Peninsula

HABUTA Yoshiyuki, Professor, Department of History, Senshu University,
Japan

Discussants:
 Rowan Flad (Harvard U.), Gina Barnes (SOAS), Walter Edwards (Tenri U.), 
William Wayne Farris (U. of Hawai'i Manoa), Jonathan Best (Wesleyan U.), 
C.C. Lamberg-Karlovsky (Harvard U.)

Organized by Mark Byington (Harvard U.) and Ken'chi Sasaki (Meiji U.) 

Contact Person:
                    Mark Byington (byington 'at' 
fas.harvard.edu)       
        
* Please note that presentations will be given in Korean and Japanese and  will
be supplemented in some cases with Powerpoint presentations that  have English 
subtitles on the slides. Translated papers will be  available on the day of the 
workshop sessions so that those who use  English can follow the presentations. 		 	   		  
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