Lok Man reporting in. Excited to be here and looking forward to future opportunities.

Institute of East Asian Art History, Heidelberg University, Germany 
Thesis: The Four Gods Figurines as Tomb Guardians: 
Their Function, Circulation, and Disappearance in Tang China (618–907 AD)

Universität Heidelberg

Master of Letters in Material Culture and Artefact Studies
I have completed a course on the collection history of East Asian Art, and my thesis was co-supervised by the Department of Archaeology and the Department of History of Art.

The University of Glasgow

I have completed many courses on Chinese archaeology.

The Chinese University of Hong Kong

a. Participating in two projects:
A joined exhibition with The Palace Museum in Beijing –
“The Splendours of Royal Costume: Qing Court Attire” (國采朝章─ 清代宮廷服飾) ;
“Children’s Life in Hong Kong” research project (「香港兒童生活」研究計劃)
  
b. Assisting in the museum’s special exhibition and research project in terms of conducting research, editing, proofreading and managing archives of images and texts
  
c. Assisting in the management of museum collections including preservation, full recording, analysing artefacts and contacting the copyright holders of the exhibition materials

RESEARCH ASSISTANT

Being responsible for Chinese objects ranging from the Neolithic period to the Han dynasty for the Exhibition titled “China & Ägypten- Wiegen der Welt” (China & Egypt - Cradles of the World)

CATALOGUE WRITER

Providing Chinese-to-English translation for the presentation “Cultural Interaction on the Asian Steppe before the Formal Establishment of the Silk Road: An Archaeological 
Study of Metal Artefacts” at the conference “Before the Silk Road: Eurasian 
Interactions in the First Millennium BC”

Interpreter

Co-taught a class on gender and archaeology in ancient China with Research Assistant Professor Wang Yizhou

Guest Speaker

Lok Man Yang

English

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