National University Corporation Okayama University
[Okayama University] Research Institute for Dynamics of Civilizations “Acquisition, Possession and Sharing of Metal Weapons in the Kofun Period and Their Historical Significance” [1/25 Wed, Online]
December 18, 2022
National University Corporation Okayama University
https://www.okayama-u.ac.jp/
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◆Overview
The Research Institute for Dynamics of Civilization (RIDC) of National University Corporation Okayama University (Headquarters: Kita-ku, Okayama City, President: Hiroshi Makino) is the fourth research institute at Okayama University, which was opened in 2021. Yes, it is the first research institute in the humanities and social sciences. At RIDC, we would like to hold the RIDC Monthly Research Seminar as a place to freely report and discuss the research results of faculty members involved in RIDC and the progress of ongoing projects. or semi-closed).
The 19th RIDC Monthly Research Seminar will be held online as follows. “Anyone who is interested can participate.” We look forward to your participation.
[Date and time]
January 25, 2023 (Wednesday) 12:00-13:00
【Title】
The acquisition, possession, and sharing of metal weapons in the Kofun period and their historical significance
【overview】
The Kofun period (from the middle of the 3rd century to the beginning of the 7th century) is characterized by the construction of large numbers of burial mounds throughout the Japanese archipelago as a sign of the status of influential people. In addition, it is believed that these tombs were constructed in the midst of socio-political relations with the Yamato government, and that bronze mirrors and metal weapons were distributed by the Yamato government to influential people in various regions as proof of this political relationship. .
In this way, many of the metal weapons unearthed from burial mounds have been taken as physical evidence of a direct relationship between local influential figures and the Yamato regime.
On the other hand, in recent years, the diverse history of metal weapons has been attracting attention. In addition to distribution by the Yamato government, which has traditionally been emphasized, it is also pointed out that there are exchanges between influential people and local production.
In this presentation, I would like to focus on the diversity and stratification of production and distribution, and reexamine the background to the acquisition of metal weapons in the Kofun period and their historical significance.
【speaker】
Mr. Ryan Joseph (Specially Appointed Assistant Professor, Research Institute for Civilization Dynamics, Okayama University)
[Holding method]
Online (you need to use Zoom to participate)
[Target]
Anyone can participate
【Entry fee】
free
[Organizer]
Okayama University Research Institute for Civilization Dynamics (RIDC) [How to apply]
Please apply from the following URL by 12:00 on Tuesday, January 24, 2023. “We will send you a participation URL in return.”
https://forms.gle/HwnHTsMMdHXas5Dh8
[Poster]
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