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New data from the kilns sites in China and South-East Asia4 juillet 2015International workshop Organized by Zhao Bing (CRCAO, France) Béatrice Wisniewski (EFEO/CASE, France)This 1st workshop explored Chinese and Southeast Asian storage jar for the maritime trade during the period from the 14th to the 19th century, with emphasis on evidence from kilns sites in China and South-East Asia. The three key and overlapping themes of the workshop are: the new data from the kilns sites, the production techniques and the functional purpose of these containers through written sources, archaeology and ethnology.Programme9h-12hZHAO Bing (CRCAO) – IntroductionQIN Dashu (School of Archaeology and Museology – Pekin University)«&#160;Theproduction of the storage jars&#160;: New evidences from the kiln sites inChina&#160;»LouiseAllison CORT (Freer and Sackler Galleries –Smithsonian Institution)«&#160;Jarproduction of the Maenam Noi (Singburi) kilns in Thailand&#160;»ArmandDESBAT (Maison de l’Orient – Lyon)«&#160;Lesjarres khmères&#160;»BéatriceWISNIEWSKI (EFEO-CASE)«&#160;Vietnamesejars for the Maritime Trade&#160;: the production sites of the Northernregion&#160;»14h-15h30Sharon WONG (The Chinese University of Hong Kong)«&#160;Rethinkingabout the storage jars found from the 16th – 18thcenturies Archaeological sites of Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macau&#160;»Eva STROBER (Keramiekmuseum Princessehof)«&#160;Storagejars at the princessehof Museum, Netherlands – the Formation of a HistoricalCollection&#160;»International Workshop_Storage Jars_ANR seaFaringTélécharger