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Chinese archaeologist (born 1955)
Yang Jianhua
[a]
(b. 1955) is a Chinese archaeologist. She held the position of Professor of
Archaeology
at
Jilin University
from 1996 and is known as one of the first
Mainland Chinese
scholars to research world archaeology, including
Mesopotamia
and
Siberia
.
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[2]
Education
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Yang completed her undergraduate degree in archaeology at
Jilin University
in 1978 after which she remained at the university to teach. She completed her PhD in 2001 on the transformation from an
agricultural
to
nomadic pastoralist
economy in
China's Northern Zone
during the mid- to late 1st millennium BCE. While earlier
studies referred to this period generically as
Eastern Zhou
, Yang created a detailed
periodisation
for the different regions spanning
Hebei
,
Inner Mongolia
,
Gansu
, and
Ningxia
provinces. Her thesis was published in 2004.
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Career
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After completing her undergraduate degree in 1978, Yang taught archaeology at
Jilin University
. She became associate professor in 1991 and full professor in 1996. Yang was a visiting scholar at the
University of Cambridge
in 1993 and 2002, as well as at the
University of Pittsburgh
in 2007.
[1]
In 2018, Yang and co-authors Shao Huiqiu and Pan Ling received the Golden Tripod Award of the Society for Chinese Archaeology for their book
The Metal Road of the Eastern Eurasian Steppe
.
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The English translation was published in 2020.
Yang was a member of the
State Council
's 7th Academic Consultative Committee (
Chinese
:
??院第七??科???
) for archaeology. She has been a committee member for the Research Centre for Foreign Archaeology of the
Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
since 2017.</ref=shao>
Selected publications
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Chinese
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- Yang Jianhua (1999).
外?考古?史
[
A history of foreign archaeology
] (in Chinese). Changchun: Jilin University Press.
ISBN
9787560117492
.
- Yang Jianhua (2004).
春秋???期中?北方文化?的形成
[
The formation of the Northern China cultural belt in the Spring and Autumn to Warring States period
] (in Chinese). Beijing: Wenwu chubanshe.
ISBN
9787501016518
.
- Yang Jianhua (2014).
?河流域:???村落走向城邦?家
[
Mesopotamia: from village to city state
] (in Chinese). Beijing: China Science Publishing & Media.
- Yang Jianhua; Shao Huiqiu; Pan Ling (2016).
??草原?部的金?之路
[
The metal road for the eastern Eurasian Steppe
] (in Chinese). Shanghai: Shanghai guji chubanshe.
ISBN
9787532579648
.
- Yang Jianhua; Zhao Xinxin (2019).
?蒙古?周北方??器
[
Northern bronzes of the Eastern Zhou from Inner Mongolia
] (in Chinese). Shanghai: Shanghai guji chubanshe.
ISBN
9787532590483
.
English
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- Jianhua Yang; Huiqiu Shao; Ling Pan (2020).
The Metal Road of the Eastern Eurasian Steppe: The Formation of the Xiongnu Confederation and the Silk Road
. Singapore: Springer.
ISBN
9789813291577
.
Notes
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References
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- ^
a
b
Cao Hongbo 蔡?博, ed. (10 March 2020).
"致敬最美的???文博界的女?者?"
[Paying respects to those who are most beautiful: Female scholars of cultural heritage and museum studies].
Wangyi
. Retrieved
19 March
2021
.
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a
b
"心无旁?踏?地,守得云??月明???建??授??"
[Keep your feet on the ground with no distractions, after rain there's always a rainbow: An interview with Professor Yang Jianhua].
Chinese Archaeology
(in Chinese). 12 January 2017
. Retrieved
11 November
2022
.
- ^
Shao Huiqiu; Yang Jianhua (2019). "?着??守:?建??授???" [Perseverance and persistence: transcript of Professor Yang Jianhua's interview].
Cultural Relics in Southern China
(in Chinese) (1): 23?43.
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