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Tang Center for Early China — Call for Applications
Tang Center for Early China recently announced that applications for it’s 2027 – 2028 academic year programs are now open: The Tang Visiting Scholar’s Fellowship The Tang Visiting Scholar’s Fellowship is offered each year to one scholar for an in-residence research period of 10 months at Columbia University. The applicant must be non-US based. Click here for…
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New Publication: Cheng Hao’s 程浩 Gu jian xin yi 古簡新義
New publication in Early China: Cheng Hao’s 程浩 Gu jian xin yi 古簡新義 (2026, Zhongxi shujian) Gu jian xin yi 古簡新義 collects studies on the Tsinghua manuscripts, in four sections. The first, “Interpretations of Graphs,” is dedicated to discussing graphs whose interpretation is still challenging. The second section, “Collation and Interpretation,” offers new perspectives…
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Two museum curator positions for Chinese art at the National Museum of Asian Art
The Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art seeks to appoint two outstanding scholars to endowed curatorial positions in Chinese Art. These appointments represent the investment in the museum’s world-renowned Chinese collections and its commitment to advancing research, exhibitions, public engagement, publications, provenance research, and ethical stewardship as it enters its second century. The Smithsonian’s National…
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Society for the Study of Early China 2027 Annual Conference
Call for Papers Date: Thursday, 18 March 2027 Location: Boston, Massachusetts, in conjunction with AAS 2027 Annual Conference The Society for the Study of Early China is pleased to announce its 2027 annual conference, scheduled for Thursday, 18 March 2027. The conference is planned to be held in conjunction with the Association for Asian Studies…
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Grants in Modern Chinese History or Archaeology from the Esherick-Ye Foundation
Date September 15, 2026 Location California, United States Subject Fields Ancient History, Archaeology, Chinese History / Studies The Esherick-Ye Foundation (EYF) is pleased to announce its eleventh annual competition for small grants of up to $7000 to support projects in modern Chinese economic, social, and political history or in archaeology. In the past, grants have…