China Antiquities Society Textile Heritage Specialized Committee Set Up

According to the website of the State Bureau of cultural heritage, in October 30th, the founding conference of the textile heritage Specialized Committee of the Chinese society of cultural relics was held in Jing'an County, Jiangxi province.

This conference is sponsored by the Chinese society of antiquities, CO sponsored by Jiangxi Archaeological Institute and Jing'an county government of Jiangxi. The meeting discussed and passed the working rules of the Specialized Committee of the textile relics of the Chinese Heritage Society, and elected the consultant, President, vice president, executive director and director of the Specialized Committee.

Conference electoral China Culture Wang Danhua, a researcher at the Heritage Research Institute, Zhou Baozhong, a researcher at National Museum of China, Yang Hong, a researcher at the Institute of Archaeology of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, An Jiayao, a researcher at the Institute of Archaeology of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, and Yuan Hongqi, a research librarian of the the Imperial Palace Museum, are elected as expert advisers, and elected as the first president of the Institute of Archaeology and Archaeology of the Chinese Academy of social sciences.

At the meeting, more than 60 experts from over 30 cultural, archaeological and educational institutions in the country conducted academic discussions on the protection and restoration of textile relics.

The meeting confirmed that at the end of 2015, the second meeting of the textile relics Specialized Committee of the Chinese society of cultural relics was held at the Datang West City Museum in Xi'an, Shaanxi. The theme of the conference was "the Silk Road as a starting point" to summarize the work of the special committee in 2015 and to explore the direction for the construction and development of the special committee. Formulate General plan.

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