| Co-Investigator(Kenkyū-buntansha) |
チェイス W.T. スミソニアン研究機構, アリアー美術館・保存科学部, 部長
コート L.A. スミソニアン研究機構, フリアー美術館, 研究員
ヴァンゼルスト L スミソニアン研究機構, 保存分析研究所, 所長
SAWADA Masaaki Nara National Cultural Properties Research Institute, 埋蔵文化財センター, 部長 (20000490)
SAITO Tsutomu National Museum of Japanies History, 情報資料研究部, 助手 (50205663)
AOYAGI Yoji St.Sophia University, アジア文化研究所, 教授 (60146800)
SAITO Takamasa Agency for Cultural Affairs, 文化財保護部・美術工芸課, 文化財調査官
HIRAO Yoshimitsu Tokyo National Research Institute of Cultural Properties, 保存科学部, 室長 (40082812)
MIURA Sadatoshi Tokyo National Research Institute of Cultural Properties, 保存科学部, 部長 (50099925)
CHASE W.Thomas Conservation Analytical Laboratory, Smithsonian Institute
CORT Louise A. Freer Gallery of Art, Smithsonian Institute
ZELST Lambertus Van Conservation Analytical Laboratory, Smithsonian Institute
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| Research Abstract |
This is an overall project conducted by three study groups : (1) Asian ceramics, (2) Prospecting techniques and (3) Asian bronze objects.Each group conducted their study on a research technique as follows :
(1) Asian ceramics
Vietnamese ceramics are recently discovered at many sites in South-east Asia and even in Japan.They were also influenced by Chinese ceramics.So Vietnamese ceramics had an important role in a culture of Asian ceramics.
In this research Vietnamese ceramics excavated at North and central vietnam were analyzed by X-ray micro-analyzer (EPMA).The sites are Chu Dau, Hop Le (North of Vietnam) and Go Sanh, Cay Me (Central of Vietnam).
The result shows that the body and glaze of the samples were similar with those of ceramics from South China, neighborhood of Vietnam.This may indicate an influence from China.
(2) Prospecting techniques
A study was conducted to improve the devices and technique for prospecting ; three axs gradiometer for magnetic prospecting and the use of aerial photography.
(3) Asian bronze
Yukinoyama bronze mirror was studied by comparing another mirror at Freer-Sackler Gallery.Those two mirrors were probably cast by the same mold.Ancient Chinese bronze objects were also studied by lead-isotope ratio method.
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