Early Korea and Japan in the Sinographic Cosmopolis

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In-Person
Date: October9,2025
Location: Wang Center, Stony Brook University, United States
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This talk will examine the place of early Korean and Japan (6th-8th centuries) within the Sinographic cosmopolis-the greater East Asian world united by the written linguaa franca of Literacy Sinitic (Classical Chinese).

Participants & Organizers

Stony Brook University Department of Anthropology(Organizer, Host)

The Department of Anthropology has 16 core (full-time) faculty and a number of associate faculty, covering the areas of cultural anthropology, paleolithic archaeology, Southwest Asian archaeology, zooarchaeology, the behavioral ecology and conservation of living primates, evolutionary morphology, brain evolution, primate paleontology, and human evolution.