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演講：Céline KERFANT
24 OCTOBER 17
主講人: Céline KERFANT (西班牙羅維拉威爾吉利大學第四紀與史前研究博士生)
講 題：A Comparative Study of Craft Traditions in the Batanes Islands, Philippines and Lanyu Island, Taiwan
時 間：106 年 10月 24 日（二），下午 14:00-16:00
地 點：中研院史語所研究大樓 702 會議室
摘要：
This ethnobotanical study aims at providing a better knowledge of basketry traditions and plant-based raw materials that were used for this craft in Southeast Asia. Batanes and Lanyu Islands are both isolated contexts and host numerous vegetal taxa, most of which are endemic and can be used as markers of contact. Handicraft is mostly made out of vegetal fibres of specific properties, such as limited length, flexibility, imputrescibility, among others. These fibres are usually prepared through the use of different techniques and are made into containers, nets, ropes, garments, and others, with every kind of production representing a unique knowledge. Creating a reference collection of Ivatan (Batanes Islands) and Yami-Tao (Lanyu Island) present-day handicraft will be useful in identifying and comparing plants and the techniques used for manufacturing ancient handicrafts. Moreover this type of analysis can be applied to archaeological artefacts where botanical microremains—such as anatomical parts, starch grains and phytoliths—may have been preserved.
主辦單位：
－法國遠東學院臺北中心
－台灣與東南亞考古學研究室
演講
講 題：A Comparative Study of Craft Traditions in the Batanes Islands, Philippines and Lanyu Island, Taiwan
時 間：106 年 10月 24 日（二），下午 14:00-16:00
地 點：中研院史語所研究大樓 702 會議室
摘要：
This ethnobotanical study aims at providing a better knowledge of basketry traditions and plant-based raw materials that were used for this craft in Southeast Asia. Batanes and Lanyu Islands are both isolated contexts and host numerous vegetal taxa, most of which are endemic and can be used as markers of contact. Handicraft is mostly made out of vegetal fibres of specific properties, such as limited length, flexibility, imputrescibility, among others. These fibres are usually prepared through the use of different techniques and are made into containers, nets, ropes, garments, and others, with every kind of production representing a unique knowledge. Creating a reference collection of Ivatan (Batanes Islands) and Yami-Tao (Lanyu Island) present-day handicraft will be useful in identifying and comparing plants and the techniques used for manufacturing ancient handicrafts. Moreover this type of analysis can be applied to archaeological artefacts where botanical microremains—such as anatomical parts, starch grains and phytoliths—may have been preserved.
主辦單位：
－法國遠東學院臺北中心
－台灣與東南亞考古學研究室
演講