| Co-Investigator(Kenkyū-buntansha) |
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
ヴァンディバ P. スミソニアン研究機構, 保存分析研究所, 研究員
チェイス W.T. スミソニアン研究機構, フリアー美術館・保存科学部, 部長
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
MABUCHI Hisao Proffesser, Sakuyo Colledge, 教授 (30011498)
AOYAGI Yoji Proffesser, St.Sophia University, アジア文化研究所, 教授 (60146800)
グッドマン ディーン マイアミ大学, 音響地質研究所中島分室, 副所長
斎藤 孝正 文化庁, 文化財保護部・美術工芸課, 文化財調査官
NISHIMURA Yasyshi Head, Excavation Technique Section, C.for Arch.Operation Nara National Cultural, 埋文センター, 室長 (80000488)
MURAKAMI Ryu Senior Researcher, Conservation Science Section, C.for Arch.Operatio Nara Nation, 埋文センター, 主任研究官 (00192774)
SAWADA Masaaki Head, Conservation Science Section, Center for Archaeological Operatio Nara Nati, 埋文センター, 室長 (20000490)
SANO Chie Senior Researcher, Department of Conservation Science Tokyo National Research In, 保存科学部, 主任研究官 (40215885)
MIURA Sadatoshi Director, Department of Consevation Science Tokyo National Research Institute of, 保存科学部, 部長 (50099925)
ZELST Lambertus van Director General, Conservation Analytical Laboratory, Smithsonian Institute
DEAN Goodman Miami University
SAITO Tsutomu Senior Specialist for Cultural Properties, Fine Arts Division, Cultural Properti
CHASE W.thomas Director, Conservation Analytical Laboratory, Smithsonian Institute
CORT Louise a. Researcher, Freer Gallery of Art, Smithsonian Institute
VANDIVER Pamela b. Researcher, Conservation Analytical Laboratory, Smithonian Institute
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| Research Abstract |
This project has three study groups : (1) Prospecting techniques, (2) Asian ceramics and (3) Asian bronze objects. Each group conducted a study on a research technique as follows.
1. Prospecting techniques
Three archaeological sites in USA (Camp Mound Site in Kampsville, Illinois, Shawnee Creek Site in Eminence, Missouri and Spiro Site in Spiro, Oklahoma) were surveyed by an electro-magnetic and a ground-radar prospecting techniques. The results were analyzed and discussed at the 59th Meeting of the Society of American Archaeology held at Anaheim on April, 1995.
2. Ceramics
Many green glazes of the medieval times in Japan were analyzed by a lead-isotope ratio method. The result showed all lead used for the green glazes came from Japan, probably from the same mine. This interesting fact may indicate the green glaze was produced at one factory.
Ceramics of the 12th-16th century excavated at north and central Vietnam were also analyzed. The result showed a Vietnamese celadon porcelain has a similar value of an analytical data with that excavated at southern China. This fact indicates cultural exchange between Vietnam and China.
3. Bronze objects
Bronze objects excavated at Sanxingdui, China, were studied by a lead-isotope ratio method. The ratio were unusually low and corresponded to that of bronze objects excavated at the Xingan Dayangzhou tomb. The fact is very important for the historical study of the early China.
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