03/10/2025
通識教育論壇－我的學思歷程：臧振華院士
「荒野尋史：我的考古歷程。」
l 活動資訊
時間：2025年10月31日(週五)19:00 - 21:00
地點：校總區博雅教學館202教室
主持人：丁詩同 副校長
主講人：臧振華 院士
(國立清華大學侯金堆特聘研究講座教授、中央研究院院士)
語言：中文
l 講者介紹：
臧振華院士，畢業於國立臺灣大學考古人類學系與研究所，1986年獲美國哈佛大學人類學博士學位。返國後於中央研究院歷史語言研究所任職，歷經助理研究員、副研究員到研究員，並曾兼任考古學組主任。2002至2006年間，借調擔任國立臺灣史前文化博物館館長，推動多項重要的考古與文化資產保存工作。其職涯後期轉入學界與教育，現為國立清華大學侯金堆特聘研究講座教授，並為中央研究院院士。
臧院士的研究領域橫跨臺灣、中國華南與菲律賓，核心關懷在於史前文化互動與南島民族起源。代表作《Archaeology of the Peng-hu Islands》系統揭示澎湖史前人群與自然環境的互動脈絡，對理解臺澎地區的移殖與文化傳播貢獻卓著。其後主持十三行遺址與台南科學工業園區的搶救發掘，展現如何在經濟建設與文化保存之間取得平衡，並使台灣考古學在社會與政策層面獲得廣泛的重視。
在研究推展上，其更開創臺灣水下考古的新局，帶領團隊於澎湖及沿海進行普查與發掘，陸續發現「將軍一號」等沉船遺址，為研究東亞與南島地區的海上交流提供珍貴材料。這些成果不僅拓展台灣考古的疆界，也深化其國際學術地位。臧振華院士以數十年的研究、保存與教育實踐，從澎湖到十三行、從南科到水下沉船，皆留下深刻足跡，其成果超越學科範疇，成為台灣人文社會科學的重要里程碑。
l 活動流程：
18:30-19:00：開放報到入場
19:00-19:05：開場致詞
19:05-20:35：演講分享
20:35-20:55：現場 Q/A
20:55-21:00：致贈感謝狀與現場大合照
l 注意事項：
1. 開放名額200人，請預先至本校活動報名系統報名：https://my.ntu.edu.tw/actregister/sessionList.aspx?actID=20253700_06，或於Google表單報名：https://forms.gle/uf912DfoaLmuLAHTA
如不克前來，請及早取消報名；如有餘額，當日18:50將開放現場報名。
2. 參與本演講：公務人員提供研習時數2小時；學生將登錄於學習歷程檔案。
3. 主辦單位：國立臺灣大學共同教育中心。
聯絡人：游先生 (電話：02-33662545 #242；電郵：[email protected])
The Learning Journey of Cheng-hwa Tsang
l Information:
Date: 7:00 pm-9:00 pm, Oct. 31 (Fri.), 2025
Venue: Room 202, Boya Lecture Building
Host: Shih-Torng Ding (Vice President, NTU)
Speaker: Cheng-hwa Tsang (Academician of Academia Sinica)
Language: Mandarin
l Introduction of Speaker:
Dr. Cheng-hwa Tsang (Academician of Academia Sinica) received his B.A. and M.A. in Anthropology from NTaiwan University and his Ph.D. in Anthropology from Harvard University in 1986. After returning to Taiwan, he joined the Institute of History and Philology at Academia Sinica. From 2002 to 2006, he was seconded to serve as Director of the National Museum of Prehistory, where he advanced major projects in archaeology and cultural heritage preservation. He is a distinguished professor at NTHU and an Academician of Academia Sinica.
Dr. Tsang’s research spans Taiwan, southern China, and the Philippines, focusing on prehistoric cultural interactions and the origins of Austronesian peoples. His representative work, Archaeology of the Peng-hu Islands, reveals the dynamic relationship between prehistoric populations and their environment, significantly contributing to studying migration and cultural transmission in the Taiwan-Penghu region. He also led major rescue excavations at the Shihsanhang site and the Southern Taiwan Science Park in Tainan, showing how archaeology can balance economic development with cultural preservation while raising awareness at both societal and policy levels.
Dr. Tsang further pioneered Underwater Archaeology in Taiwan. Leading surveys and excavations in Penghu and along Taiwan’s coasts, he and his team discovered shipwreck sites, offering invaluable evidence of maritime exchange in East Asia and the Austronesian world. These achievements have expanded the horizons of Taiwanese archaeology and elevated its international standing. Over decades of research, preservation, and teaching—from Penghu to Shihsanhang, from the Southern Taiwan Science Park to underwater shipwrecks—he has left a lasting legacy that transcends disciplinary boundaries and marks an important milestone in Taiwan’s humanities and social sciences.
l Activity Process:
6:30 pm -7:00 pm: Open for check-in
7:00 pm -7:05 pm: Opening Speech
7:05 pm -8:35 pm: Lecture Start
8:35 pm -8:55 pm: Question & Answer
8:55 pm -9:00 pm: Present souvenirs and certificates/Photograph
l Note:
1. Link:
https://my.ntu.edu.tw/actregister/sessionList.aspx?actID=20253700_06
https://forms.gle/uf912DfoaLmuLAHTA
2. 200 people will be allowed to register. Attendees are advised to register for this lecture through the NTU registration system. If you cannot come, please cancel your registration immediately. The seats will be open till 6:50 pm if a vacancy is still available.
3. Civil servants can register for Government Employee Lifelong Learning for 2 hours. For students, this learning record will be linked to their ePo.
4. Organizer: Center for General Education, National Taiwan University
l Contact: Mr. Yu (Phone: 02-3366-2545 #242; Email: [email protected])
