EAANnouncements 7
Summer 1992
Contents
from the editor:
This issue of EAANnouncements has been co-opted by organizational matters. With the calculation
of the annual statement of accounts, it was realized that we ran at a deficit this past year and
therefore could not afford a separate mailing of the annual report. Thus, the Second Annual Report
and Statement of Accounts are included here. Readers have requested a directory of current members,
which is given here current to 10 June 1992. Upon registering with the network, many members
submitted curriculum vitae as requested. Thank goodness not everyone did because a compilation of
their published Western-language works on East Asian archaeology produced 531 titles, which are
offered here for network consumption. For those of you who haven't yet submitted your CV, I will
accept them anytime. In addition, standard forms will be circulated with next year's subscription
forms for the notification of new publications. More titles will be reported regularly in a new
section of the 'nouncements, the Running Bibliography, starting in October.
Except for urgent conference and grant announcements, all other news has been diverted to
EAANnouncements 8. Thus, this issue might not be a "good read" like its predecessors, but I hope you
find the information useful. For those of you who haven't yet sent in your subscription form for
1992, why not do it now and subscribe for 1993 as well?
Gina Barnes
CONFERENCE CALENDAR:
Jul 27-30 '92: 14th International Symposium on Asian Studies, Hong Kong.
Contact: Asian Research Service, GPO Box 2232, Hong Kong.
Aug 3-7 '92: 5th International Symposium on Spatial Data Handling, Charleston, SC.
Contact: David J. Cowen, Humanities & Social Sciences Computing Lab, University of South Carolina,
Columbia, SC 29208 USA; Tel. 803-777-6803; FAX: 803-777-7489; BITNET: [...]
Aug 11-18 '92: The Archaeological Remains of Inner Mongolia, 16th c. BC-14th c. AD, Hohhot.
[see EAANnouncements 6 for further details.]
Aug 23-28 '92: 3rd International Congress on Human Paleontology, Jerusalem, Israel.
Contact: The 3rd International Congress on Human Paleontology, c/o International Ltd., PO Box 29313,
Tel Aviv 61292 Israel.
Sept 7-9 '92: Workshop on Multisource Data Integration in Remote Sensing, Wageningen, The
Netherlands. Contact: Anke Hoeneveld, WAU Sec'y, Dept of Surveying & RS, PO Box 339, NL-6700 AH
Wageningen, The Netherlands; Tel. 31-8370-82130; FAX: 31-8370-84643; BITNET: [...]
Nov 12-14 '92: The 25th Annual Chacmool Conference. This year's theme is "The Archaeology of
Contact: processes and consequences." Contact: 1992 Conference Programme Committee, Department of
Archaeology, University of Calgary, Alberta Canada T2N 1N4; Tel. 403-220-5227, FAX 403-282-9567;
BITNET: [...]
Nov 16-21 '92: Prehistoric Mongoloid Dispersals Symposium 1992, Tokyo University.
Contact: Prof. Takeru AKAZAWA, University Museum, University of Tokyo, 7-3-1 Hongo, Bunkyo-ku Tokyo
113 Japan.
Nov 23-28 '93: 2nd International Festival of Films on European Archaeology, British Museum,
London. Contact: Mike Corbishley, Head of Education, English Heritage, Keysign House, 429 Oxford
St., London W1R 2HD, UK; Tel. 071-973-3384; FAX: 071-973-3430.
Dec 14-16 '92: euro-TAG, The Theoretical Archaeology Group 1992 Conference, Southampton
University. Contact: TAG, Dept of Archaeology, Univ. Southampton, Highfield, Southampton SO9
5NH, UK; Tel: 0703-592247; FAX: 0703-593939; E-Mail: [...]
Dec 28-30 '92: International Symposium on Austronesian Studies Relating to Taiwan, Taipei.
Contact: International Academic Activities Center, Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan.
Apr 13-15 '93: BAJS 1993 Conference, University of Manchester, UK.
Contact Mrs. Lynn Baird, Secretary, British Association for Japanese Studies, Contemporary Japan
Centre, University of Essex, Wivenhoe Park, Colchester CO4 3SQ UK; Tel: 0206-872904; FAX:
0206-873408.
GRANT APPLICATIONS DUE
1. NEH Reference Materials Awards, projects for developing reference materials; applications due September 1st. Contact: Reference Materials, Room 318, National Endowment for the Humanities, Washington DC 20506 USA; Tel. 202-786-0466.
2. NEH Summer stipends (applicants in USA only), applications due October 1st. Contact: National Endowment for the Humanities, Division of Fellowships and Seminars, Room 316, 1100 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Washington DA 20506; Tel: 202-786-0466.
3. Program to Assist Foreign Sinologists to Carry Out Research in the ROC, Taiwan: Applications due October 31st for projects beginning after July 1st of the following year. Contact: Rui-lan KU WU, Head, Liaison Division, Center for Chinese Studies, 20 Chung-shan S. Road, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China; Tel: 02-3147321; FAX: 02-3712126.
4. The Korea Foundation Fellowship Program for research in Korea; applications due October 31st. Contact: Fellowship Program, The Korea Foundation, CPO Box 2147, Seoul, Korea; Tel: 02-753-6553; FAX: 02-757-2049.
5. CCK Foundation for International Scholarly Exchange, various programmes for institutional support and research on China. Contact: Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation, 14F/A, 106 Hoping East Road, Section II, Science & Technology Building, Taipei, Taiwan 10636 ROC, Taiwan; Tel: 02-737-7292; FAX: 02-737-7294. Applications due November 1st. Europeans must apply for personal grants through the European Association of Chinese Studies; contact: EACS Secretariat, The Sinological Institute, University of Leiden, PO Box 9515, 2300 RA Leiden, The Netherlands; Tel: 31-71-272217 (aft. only); FAX: 31-71-272603.
6. Social Science Research Council Fellowships and Grants for Research Related to Japan. Different programmes with applications due between November 1st and February 15th. Contact: The Japan Program SSRC, 605 Third Avenue, New York NY 10158 USA; Tel: 212-661-0280.
URGENT CALL FOR PAPERS:
Articles on the theme of "Reading Art" are needed for World Archaeology volume 25.3 Contact: WA Editor Ray Inskeep, The Pitt Rivers Museum, 60 Banbury Road, Oxford OX2 6PN England
EAST ASIAN ARCHAEOLOGY NETWORK SECOND ANNUAL REPORT
1 June 1992
EAAN participation:
As of 30 May 1992, EAANetwork had a membership of 137 registered individuals, 29 regular member
subscriptions, 12 student member subscriptions, 8 institutional subscriptions, and 9 newsletter
exchanges with ASEASUK NEWS, Newsletter Archive, WARP, Mitteilungsblatt zur Kunstgeschichte
Ostasiens, JAWS Newsletter, East Asia Tertiary/ Quarternary Newsletter, Prehistoric Mongoloid
Dispersals, Newsletter EAAA, and ICU Archaeology Research Center Publications. Copies of these
publications received by EAANnetwork are deposited in the University of Cambridge library system,
particularly in the Haddon Library of the Faculty of Archaeology and Anthropology and in the Faculty
of Oriental Studies Library.
EAANnouncements:
There have been three issues of EAANnouncements produced in the past year: No. 4 in June 1991,
No. 5 in October 1991, and No. 6 in February 1992. The contents have approximately doubled since
last year to 109 K on computer plus the inclusion of several tables of contents of East Asian
archaeology journals. A copy of every issue continues to be sent to the Newsletter Archive
maintained by Frank Shulman at the University of Maryland.
EAANnouncements production:
Prof. Norman Hammond of the Department of Archaeology, Boston University, was unable to continue
supporting the production and distribution of the EAANnouncements past November 1991, necessitating
the establishment of a subscription system. The current prices have been set at £8 per year for
regular EAANmembers, £5 per year for student EAANmembers, and £10 for institutions. Individuals must
be registered on EAANetwork to be eligible for EAANmember subscription rates.
Network Activities:
[28 March 1991 eurEAAN panel of papers on Korean Archaeology organized by Gina Barnes at the
annual British Association for Korean Studies conference in Cambridge. This event actually occurred
last year but was inadvertently omitted from the First Annual Report.]
13 April 1991 amEAAN meeting at the AAS conference in New Orleans. Roundtable convened by Nancy
Price on "Archaeology and History of the Early Chinese State."
4 April 1992 am EAAN meeting at the AAS conference in Washington, DC.
13-17 September 1992 Negotiations for the projected panel on Chinese archaeology to be held at the
European Association for Chinese Studies in Paris have fallen through and most papers once offered
have now been withdrawn
Bibliographic Development:
Continuous keyboarding during the past two years by student EAANmembers has resulting in a large
bibliography ready to be disseminated to other members. This work has been undertaken with grants
from NEAC, AAS and St John's College Cambridge. The first installment will be a members'
bibliography to appear in EAANnouncements 7.
Statement of Accounts
21 March 1991-20 March 1992
Balance carried forward from 1990-91 £348.42
Credits:
| £ | sterling payments: | |
| EAAN registration fees | £253.95 | |
| BAKS Korea panel fees | 27.50 | |
| EAANnouncements subscriptions | 115.62 | |
| Bibliographic Reviews 1990 purchases | 240.21 | |
| Miwa Preliminary Report purchase | 10.00 | |
| Donation | 11.00 | |
| EAANnouncements back issue purchases | 18.00 | |
| $ | dollar payments1 | £710.78 |
| Total Credits | £1387.06 |
Debits
| Supplies | 36.15 | |
| Postage | 417.77 | |
| Photocopying | 155.52 | |
| EAANnouncements printing2 | 120.90 | |
| Bibliography work | 164.00 | |
| Oxbow Book orders (Bibliographic Reviews 1990) | 481.30 | |
| BAKS travel costs3 | 75.84 | |
| Total Debits | £1451.48 | |
Annual deficit -£64.42
Balance as of 20 March 1992 £284.00
Koji Mizoguchi
Treasurer EAAN
20 March 1992
1 This sum cannot be broken down into its component parts (as listed separately above for £ sterling payments) due to cheques being written in foreign currencies with variable exchange rates.
2 the North American copies of EAANnouncements 4 & 5 were printed in Boston and therefore were not paid for through this account.
3 paid from the St John's conference grant
EAANmembers Directory
June 1992
This directory consists of an alpha-order listing of EAANmembers, their addresses and contact numbers, current as of 10 June 1992. In addition, several other categories of information are listed according to the abbreviations below
Following is a breakdown of members by country where they currently reside:
| AUSTRALIA Ball, David Bellwood, Dr. Peter Hudson, Mr. Mark CANADA Chen, Chun Chisholm, Brian Crawford, Prof. Gary D'Andrea, Ms. Cathy Dohrenwend, Dorie Fawcett, Clare Habu, Junko Ikawa-Smith, Prof. Fumiko Jay, Jennifer W. Pearson, Richard Shutler, Dr. Richard Jr. CHINA Allard, Francis CZECHOSLOVAKIA Kesner, Dr. Ladislav DENMARK Juhl, Ms. Susanne Wagner, Dr. Donald B. FRANCE Denes, Laurence Rousset, Dr. Huguette Souhaité, Ms. Stéphanie Vandermeersch, Leon GERMANY Dewall, Magdalene von Kastrop, Gabriele Kuhn, Prof. Dr. Dieter Newland, Amy Sasse, Prof. Werner Seyock, Barbara Warlies, Maria Werner, Sabina Zorn, Ms. Bettina GREAT BRITAIN Allan, Dr. Sarah Barnes, Dr. Gina L. Choo, Mr. Youn-Sik Deuchler, Prof. Martina Faulkner, Dr. Rupert F.J. Gamble, Dr. Clive Grayson, Dr. James H. Keates, Susan G. Kerr, Ms. Rose Mizoguchi, Koji Rawson, Dr. Jessica Reynolds, Dr. Timothy E.G. Rodwell, Ms. Sally Rowley-Conwy, Dr. Peter Saville, Mr. Alan Sinclair, Dr. Anthony Wang, Helen Wild, Priscilla HONG KONG Taylor, Sarah J. ITALY Caterina, Prof. Lucia Ciarla, Dr. Roberto Riotto, Maurizio JAPAN Abry, Anthony C. Adami, Dr. Norbert R. Edwards, Walter Hodgkinson, Lise Holledge, Mr. Simon Kaner, Simon Keally, Charles Kondo, Prof. Hideo Kreiner, Prof. Dr. Josef Maekawa, Mr. Kaname Matsui, Mr. Akira Nishiaki, Yoshihiro Oblas, Dr. Peter B. Okamura, Mr. Katsuyuki Sasaki, Ken-ichi Tsude, Prof. Hiroshi Yamagata, Ms. Mariko Yamamoto, Tadanao Yamamoto, Kaoru Yoshikai, Masato Yoshimura, Kazuaki |
KOREA Ahn, Seung-mo An, Miss Deogim Bae, Ki-dong Lee, Dr. In-Sook Park, Hi-hyun THE NETHERLANDS Kompier, Tom SINGAPORE Kwok, Mr. Kian Chow SWITZERLAND Loveday, Dr. Helen Philippe, Dallais UNITED STATES Aigner, Dr. Jean Aikens, Prof. C. Melvin Allen, Dr. J. Michael Best, Prof. Jonathan W. Blakeley, Barry Bleed, Prof. Peter Borstel, Mr. Chris Bunker, Ms. Emma C. Bush, Susan Cort, Louise Alison DeWoskin, Prof. Kenneth J. Dien, Albert E. Evasdottir, Ms. Erika Falkenhausen, Dr. Lothar von Fitzhugh, William W. Fontein, Dr. Jan Fuqua, Douglas S. Goodwin, Dr. Janet R. Handler, Ms. Sarah Henriksen, Erika see Evasdottir Ho, Chuimei Hutterer, Prof. Karl L. James, Dr. Jean N. Kang, Bong-won Kaufman, Prof. Laura S. Keightley, Prof. David Kuo, Jason C. Lee, Mr. Yun-kuen Linduff, Dr. Katheryn M. Mackenzie, Dr. Colin Mitchell, Dr. Richard H. Murowchick, Dr. Robert E. Nelson, Prof. Sarah M. Olsen, Prof. John W. Pai, Dr. Hyung Il Piggott, Prof. Joan Pope, Prof. Geoffrey G. Price, Nancy Thompson Puett, Michael Rhee, Prof. Song Nai Robinson, Mr. Kenneth R. Shelach, Gideon Shoriki, Matsutaro Shultz, Prof. Edward J. Smith, Kidder Solheim, Prof. Wilhelm G. II Spiro, Audrey Stamps, Richard Steinhardt, Nancy Shatzman Takamiya, Hiroto Thorp, Robert L. Underhill, Dr. Anne P. Winthrop, Ms. Kathryn R. Yamada, Shoh Ye, Wa Yonemura, Ms. Ann |
[The EAANmembers Directory is not submitted in this website]
EAANmembers Western-Language Bibliography on East Asian Archaeology
compiled and edited by GL Barnes, data input by S.C. Kaner
BibliographyHarvard University Position in Chinese Art
Harvard University intends to make a tenured appointment, attached to the Department of Fine
Arts, in the field of Early Chinese Art and Archaeology (to c. 200 A.D.). The position is for a
scholar who will teach, advise, and conduct research in this field. The PhD or equivalent is
required, a strong record of publications, and appropriate teaching experience, preferably at
graduate and undergraduate levels. AA, EOE Salary will be commensurate with experience, and benents
will be competitive. Applications, to include curriculum vitae and names of three referees, should
be sent to Professor John Shearman, Chairman, Department of Fine Arts. Sackler Museum, Harvard
University, Cambridge, MA 02138; the deadline is 15 September, since this search will be conducted
in the Fall.
JOURNAL UPDATES
- Quarterly of Archaeological Studies, Vol. 38 No. 3 (151), Dec. 1991
- Quarterly of Archaeological Studies, Vol. 38 No. 4 (152), Mar. 1992