1. On the burials of the Paiwan "princess" Talimaraw Sauniyaw and related issues 2. On the whereabouts of the skulls of Paiwan Sinvaudijan mamazangilan (Mudan Community Chief) Arugu Kavulungan and his son following the Japanese invasion of Taiwan and related issues
Topic：
1. On the burials of the Paiwan "princess" Talimaraw Sauniyaw and related issues
2. On the whereabouts of the skulls of Paiwan Sinvaudijan mamazangilan (Mudan Community Chief) Arugu Kavulungan and his son following the Japanese invasion of Taiwan and related issues
Speaker：Kwang-tzuu Chen (Research Fellow/Professor, IHP, Academia Sinica)
Time：October 26 (Monday), 10:00 a.m.
Location：5F Conference Room, Museum of the Institute of History & Philology, IHP, Academia Sinica
※ In line with the pandemic prevention policy: (1). Attendees are required to wear a face mask during the event; (2). Body temperatures will be measured; (3). Hands should be sanitized; (4). People not affiliated with the Sinica should fill out a health record form; and (5). Crisscross seating will be implemented.
Published on 2020-10-15
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