标准照/工作照

基本信息：

Dr. Kunlong Chen

Professor, Vice Director

30 Xueyuan Road, Beijing, 100083, China

Tel/Fax: +86 10 6233 4901

Email: kunlong.chen@ustb.edu.cn

教学/研究兴趣：

I teach courses of archeomaterials and conservation. My research interest is the technological study of archaeological inorganic materials, especially for the understanding of ancient metalwork concerning analytical methodology of archaeological materials, primary copper smelting, technological characteristics of regional bronze cultures and early use of iron/steel in Bronze and Iron Ages of China.

教育经历：

Education:

1996-2000, BSE Zhengzhou University of Technology Major: Material Sciences and Engineering

2004-2010, PhD University of Science and Technology Beijng Major: History of Science and Technology

工作/研究经历

Research experiences:

主要科研项目

Key projects:

• Metallurgy in Bronze Age China: regional production and trans-cultural networks, British Academy and Newton International Fellowship, PI

• Developing non-destructive analytical methods in the research and conservation of ancient metal objects, National Administration of Cultural Heritage of China, PI

• Copper metallurgy in Shang period Guanzhong Plain, National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC), PI.

• Archaeometallurgy research on the copper objects and technical remains from northern Shaanxi, Chinese National Administration of Cultural Heritage of China, PI

主要论著：

Selected Publications:

In English

• Kunlong Chen, Jianjun Mei and Thilo Rehren, et al. 2019. Hanzhong bronzes and highly radiogenic lead in Shang period China. Journal of Archaeological Science, 101, 131-139.

• Lu Wang, Fan Chen, Yongqiang Wang, Wei Qian, Jianjun Mei, Marcos Martinón-Torres and Kunlong Chen. 2018. Copper metallurgy in prehistoric upper Ili Valley, Xinjiang, China. Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences, https://doi.org/10.1007/s12520-018-0679-6. (Corresponding author)

• Liu, S., Chen, K. L., Rehren, T., Mei, J. J., Chen, J. L., Liu, Y., & Killick, D. 2018. Did China Import Metals from Africa in the Bronze Age? Archaeometry, 60(1), 105-117.

• Wang, Y., Ma, H., Chen, K., Huang, X., Cui, J., Sun, Z., & Ma, Q. (2018). Identification of PbO (BaO) faience from an early and middle Warring States period cemetery at Zhaitouhe, northern Shaanxi, China. Archaeometry, https://doi.org/10.1111/arcm.12401.

• Liu, S. R., Chen, K. L., Rehren, T., Mei, J. J., Chen, J. L., Liu, Y., & Killick, D. 2018. Lead isotope and metal source of Shang bronzes: a response to Sun et al.’s comments. Archaeometry, 60(5), 1040-1044.

In Chinese

• Kunlong Chen, Jianjun Mei and Wei Qian, The early exchange of copper and iron technologies along the Silk Road. Xiyu Yanjiu, 2018(2): 128-137.

• Kunlong CHEN, Lu Wang and Yingchen Wang, et al. 2017. Scientific study of early copper objects excavated from Yuxian, Hebei. Wenwu (Cultural Relics), 2017(06):84-91.

• Fan CHEN, Kunlong CHEN and Wei QIAN. 2016. Preliminary research on the prehistory copper objects collections at the Ili Museum. Zhongguo Wenwu Kexue Yanjiu (Scientific Research of Cultural Relic in China), 2016(03): 49-53.

• Kunlong CHEN, Jianjun MEI and Anding SHAO, et al. 2015. Scientific study on the Western Zhou period bronze armour unearthed from the Shigushan site, Baoji, Shaanxi Province. Wenwu (Cultural Relics), 2015(5): 68-75.