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| | FUKUNAGA Shinya Last updated: Oct 18, 2019 at 02:50 | Name | FUKUNAGA Shinya |
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Affiliation | Osaka University |
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Section | Graduate School of Letters Division of Studies on Cultural Forms |
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Job title | Professor |
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Research funding number | 50189958 |
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Published Papers Significance of a bronze mirror with inscriptions of as seen from east Asian histrical contexts Shinya Fkunaga Apr 1997 [Invited] From bronze bells to bronze mirrors: Evolution of rituals adopting bronze paraphernalia in the process of state Shinya Fukunaga Feb 1998 [Invited] Nature of the Kinai authority during the Kofun Period:with reference to interaction with polities in the Korean Peninsula Shinya Fukunaga Mar 1998 [Invited] Bronze mirrors discovered from the eastern part of northern China in Wei Period Shinya Fukunaga Oct 1998 [Invited] Charactereristics of ancient chiefs buried with numerous bronze merrors Shinya Fukunaga Nov 1998 [Invited] Synbolism of materials adopted for burial facilities:with special reference to coffins utilizing slabs and lumber Shinya Fukunaga Dec 1998 Mounded tombs in Kinki district in the incipient Kofun period Shinya Fukunaga Feb 1999 [Invited] Continuity and rupture in the elite lineage in Kofun period Japan:from the standpoint of variations in components of elite burial mounds Shinya Fukunaga Mar 1999 Control of deity-and-beast mirror production in early Kofun period Shinya Fukunaga Apr 1999 Appearance of burial mounds and centralized controll of rituals Shinya Fkunaga Sep 1999 [Invited] Chinese bronze mirrors with inscriptions of the third year of Qinglong (A.D. 235) and of the name Mr. Yan, the craftsman Shinya Fukunaga Nov 1999 [Invited] Comparative study on Chinese bronze mirrors and triangular-rimmed mirrors in the third century Shinya Fukunaga Nov 1999 [Invited] Wei and Jin mirrors discovered from Hebei province Shinya Fukunaga,Shoji Morishita(Kyoto University) Jan 2000 A historical turning point of Kasuga-Nanokaichi site in Yayoi period Shinya Fukunaga Mar 2000 [Invited] On a historical turning point of ancient northern Kinki region:Analysis of the distribution of Chinese bronze mirrors Shinya Fukunaga Aug 2000 [Invited] Social change toward a state:a mortuary approach Shinya Fukunaga Nov 2000 [Invited] Position of funerary objects inside burial chambers during Kofun period Japan:their temporal changes and historical background Shinya Fukunaga Dec 2000 Nature of the Yamatai polity:with reference to the distribution of deity-and-beast mirrors Shinya Fukunaga Jul 2001 [Invited] "One hundred bronze mirroes" granted by the Chinese emperor in 239 and triangular-rimmed mirrors Shinya Fukunaga Nov 2001 [Invited] |
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