Unusually, the fifth round of discipline assessment was released in the same year. Among them, the most encouraging thing is that Jilin University was rated as A+ subject in the fifth round of national university discipline evaluation.
Research direction of archaeology in Jilin University
1, Archaeology before Han Dynasty in northern China.
Academic leader: Professor Lin Yun's academic team: Professor Zhu Yonggang, Professor Zhao, Professor Wang Lixin, Professor, Professor, etc.
The research direction is devoted to establishing the chronological order and pedigree relationship of archaeological culture in weak areas; In view of the areas with clear relationship between chronological series and genealogy, this paper focuses on the evolution and motivation of their cultural and economic forms, and analyzes the settlement forms to clarify the development process of ancient society in this area. The comprehensive strength of this research direction is firmly in the leading position in the same field in domestic universities.
2. Koguryo and Bohai Archaeology
Academic leaders: Professor Wei Cuncheng's academic team: Peng, Professor, etc.
This study focuses on the archaeology of Koguryo and Bohai Sea, as well as the archaeology of Han, Tang, Liao, Jin and Yuan Dynasties. Koguryo and Bohai Archaeology are the hot spots of archaeological research in Northeast Asia, and they are also the research directions with great characteristics and influence in this discipline. The combination of basic research and applied research has made outstanding contributions to the successful application of Koguryo World Cultural Heritage in Ji 'an, China.
3. Physical Anthropology and Bioarchaeology
Academic leader: Professor Hong Chu's academic team: Professor Zhou Hui, Professor Chen Quanjia, Professor Tang and Lecturer Zhang Quanchao.
The research direction mainly includes:
① Using the method of physical anthropology (the scale of ancient bone specimen bank in this discipline is second to none in domestic universities) to study the population composition and ethnographic classification of ancient human groups;
② Using DNA method (this discipline has the first specialized laboratory for archaeological DNA research in domestic universities) to identify individuals and families of ancient human bones unearthed underground, and to reveal their relationship in species evolution by comparing the genetic similarities and differences of different populations;
(3) Using the research methods of geoscience, botany and zoology to restore the living environment of ancient humans, reveal the general situation of economic and cultural life of ancient residents from the aspects of food selection, hunting and animal husbandry, and then explore the connotation and mode of the relationship between ancient natural environment and human beings in various regions;
④ Using the method of paleopathology to study the relationship between physical health level, diet and lifestyle, physical fitness and natural environment of ancient human groups. The outstanding feature of this direction is the intersection and mutual penetration of arts and sciences. Physical anthropology research with traditional advantages and emerging molecular archaeology research in this direction are in a leading position in domestic universities.
4. Foreign archaeology
Academic leaders: Professor's academic team: Professor Teng Mingyu, Professor Feng Enxue, Associate Professor and Associate Professor Chen.
The research in this direction is devoted to the integration of China archaeology and world archaeology. Mainly includes the following aspects:
① The study of ancient civilizations and their origins in other countries and regions is mainly the study of prehistoric and early countries in the two river basins;
(2) Archaeological research in China's neighboring countries mainly includes Russian Siberia and the Far East, Mongolia, Japan, North Korea and South Korea, and Central Asian countries;
③ Systematically study the development of foreign archaeological theories and methods, and obtain a large number of latest foreign archaeological examples and research trends from the above two aspects.