1992 was admitted to the history department of Zhengzhou university to study archaeology, and 1996 graduated with a bachelor's degree in history. In the same year, he was admitted to the Department of History of Zhengzhou University as a master of archaeology in Shang and Zhou Dynasties, and his research direction was archaeological culture in Xia and Shang Dynasties.
1999 graduated with a master's degree in history. In July of the same year, he worked in the Institute of Archaeology, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Mainly engaged in the archaeological excavation and research work of Yin Ruins and Huanbei Shopping Mall, and has long adhered to the front line of field archaeological excavation.
The important sites that participated in or presided over the excavation included Huanbei Garden Village East Site, Tomb No.54 of Yinxu Garden Village East Site, the base sites of Huanbei Shopping Mall No.1 and No.2 Palace, Miaopu North Large Bone Making Workshop Site, Xiaomintun Copper Casting Site and Yubei Textile Factory Site. Participate in China and America at the same time; Sino-Canadian Huan River Basin Survey Project.
From June to 10, 2000, I went to the Institute of East Asian Archaeology in Germany for academic exchange activities. From July 2005 to February 2006, I went to KASIHARA Institute of Archaeology in Nara Prefecture, Japan, mainly to study Japanese archaeological theories and methods. From September to June, 2006, I went to Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan for archaeological investigation. 65438+From February 2007 to September 2008, he was a visiting scholar in the Department of Anthropology, University of British Columbia, Canada, studying western archaeological theories and methods.
Take part in China Archaeology? Xia Shang Juan won the first prize of Xia Nai Archaeology. Participated in the excavation of Xiaomintun site in Yin Ruins, and won the second prize of National Cultural Heritage Administration Field Archaeology in 2003-2004.
Over the years, the main research direction has focused on the changes of social etiquette system in Yin ruins, the influence of foreign cultural factors on Yin ruins culture, and the main characteristics of Yin ruins tombs. He presided over the compilation and publication of "Report on Site Archaeological Excavation of Eastern Shang Tombs in Yinxu Garden Village, Anyang". So far, more than 20 articles and departments have been published, including excavation reports, briefings and papers. A total of nearly 654.38+00000 words.
Main works (some works are co-authors):
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1, Shang tombs on the east side of Yinxu Garden in Anyang, Science Press, 2007. & lt/div & gt；
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2. Jade unearthed from Yin Ruins in Anyang, Science Press, 2005. & lt/div & gt；
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3. New bronzes in Yin Ruins, Yunnan People's Publishing House, 2008. & lt/div & gt；
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4. Excavation report on the east side of Huanbei Shopping Mall in Anyang City 1998- 1999, archaeological collectionNo. 15, Cultural Relics Publishing House, 2004. & lt/div & gt；
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5. Excavation Report of M303 Dashi Cave in Yin Ruins, Journal of Archaeology, No.3, 2008. & lt/div & gt；
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6. Exploration and excavation of xiaotun temple area in Yin Ruins in 2004-2005, Journal of Archaeology, No.2, 2009. & lt/div & gt；
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7. Excavation of Tomb No.54 in Zhuangdong, Yinxu Garden, Anyang, Archaeology 1, 2004. & lt/div & gt；
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8. Briefing on Excavation of the Foundation Site of No.1 Palace in Huanbei Shopping Mall, Anyang City, Archaeology, No.5, 2003. & lt/div & gt；
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9. Excavation of Tomb No.60 East of Garden Village in Yinxu, Anyang, Archaeology 1, 2006. & lt/div & gt；
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10, Excavation Report of Shang Dynasty House Site in Xiaomintun, Anyang City, Henan Province in 2003-2004, Archaeology, 1, 2007. & lt/div & gt；
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1 1, 2003-2004 Excavation of Shang Dynasty bronze casting site in Xiaomintun, Anyang City, Henan Province, Archaeology, 1, 2007. & lt/div & gt；
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12, Briefing on Excavation of Shang Tomb in Xiaomintun, Anyang City, Henan Province in 2003-2004, Archaeology, 2007, 1. & lt/div & gt；
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13, On Bronze Containers in Shang Dynasty, Archaeology of Three Generations (II), Science Press, 2006. & lt/div & gt；
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14, m54s on the east side of Yinxu Garden and related issues, three generations of archaeology (II), Science Press, 2006. & lt/div & gt；
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15, Analysis of funerary objects in Yin Ruins, Archaeology of Three Generations (II), Science Press, 2006. & lt/div & gt；
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16, On the Nature and Relationship of Morning Market, No.4 of Yindu Academic Journal in 2002. & lt/div & gt；
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17, Understanding of Shang Dynasty Remains in East garden village, Huanbei Shopping Mall, Proceedings of 2004 Anyang International Symposium on Yin and Shang Civilization, China Social Sciences Literature Publishing House, 2004. & lt/div & gt；
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18, New Thoughts on the Excavation of Yin Ruins —— Reflections on the inclusion of Yin Ruins in the World Cultural Heritage List, Yindu Academic Journal, No.4, 2006. & lt/div & gt；
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19, New Archaeological Progress of Yin Ruins in the New Century, China Cultural Relics Newspaper, 7th Edition, June 65438+ 10/5, 2004. & lt/div & gt；
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20. On the fixing methods and functions of handles of several objects in Yin Ruins —— Also on the making of a small copper scabbard, China Cultural Relics Newspaper, 7th edition, March 22nd, 2008. & lt/div & gt；
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2 1, on the historical shadow of fishing in Jiang Ziya, China Cultural Relics, 7th edition, June 5438+1October 5, 2007. & lt/div & gt；
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22. New Archaeological Discovery and Related Understanding of Xiaomintun Site in Yinxu, Anyang, Archaeology, 1, 2007. & lt/div & gt；
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23. The Nature of Semi-basement Houses in Xiaomintun Site of Yinxu in Anyang and Related Issues, huaxia archaeology, No.2, 2009. & lt/div & gt；
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24. Re-understanding of the first phase of Yin ruins culture, three generations of archaeology (III), Science Press, 2009. & lt/div & gt；
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25. Archaeological discovery of Yin Ruins in the new century: Tomb No.54, East of Huayuanzhuang Village, Yin Ruins, Anyang, seeking roots, No.4, 200 1. & lt/div & gt；
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26. A piece of Oracle bones shocked the true face of the Imperial Capital for thousands of years, Science World, No.4, 2007.