Prof. MIZOGUCHI Koji
Archaeology
Researcher Information
Message for high school students
People created and updated the organizations that we call societies to help them to lead their lives. These organizations and their associated meanings and knowledge have been linked by various things in an effort to share them. These organizations, meanings, and knowledge have formed systems that have changed with the times. Archaeology involves investigating such transitions from the standpoint of studying physical objects. Why and how did systems change? What can we learn from this knowledge about the way we live today and how we face tomorrow? In order to pursue such research, it’s important to refine a fresh way of looking at things that transcends the boundaries between disciplines. I’m looking forward to working with you all in this field, where we learn from the past to create the future.
Main courses in charge
- [HS]Archaeology C/Theories and methods for the study of prehistoric societies/Approach Subjects
- Issue-based Research (People and Society Area)/Theories and Methods in Material Culture Studies 1/Issue-based Subjects
- Issue-based Research (People and Society Area)/Theories and Methods in Material Culture Studies 2/Issue-based Subjects
- Issue-based Research (States and Region Area)/Theories and Methods in Material Culture Studies 3/Issue-based Subjects
- Approaches to Social Collaboration（Reflective Courses/People and Society）
- Understanding Prehistoric Societies A（Interdisciplinary Science & Innovation Courses/People and Society）
- Lecture Series（Reflective Courses）
- Basic Project for Interdisciplinary Science and Innovation,Project for Interdisciplinary Science and Innovation（Collaborative Courses）
- Cross-Cultural Adjustment 2,International Experience A,International ExperienceB（Experiential Courses）
- Degree Project（Interdisciplinary Science & Innovation Courses）