Melanie J. Miller
Research Associate
Region(s):
Andes, China
Research Theme(s):
Bioarchaeology, Stable Isotope Analysis
Nicolas Tackett
Affiliated Faculty
Teaching Website:
Research themes include Chinese elite society (7th to 12th centuries), Song political culture, Northeast Asian interstate relations (10th-13th c.), and Tang capital cities
Education
PhD, Columbia University (2006)
Dissertation: "The Transformation of Medieval Chinese Elites"
MA, Columbia University (2002)
BS, Stanford University (1998)
Region(s):
China
Research Theme(s):
Chinese elite society, meritocracy, political culture, Northeast Asian interstate relations, frontiers, nationalism, death rituals
Michael Nylan
Affiliated Faculty
Teaching Website:
Michael Nylan received her B.A. from the University of California at Berkeley, her M.A. from the State University of New York at Buffalo, and her Ph.D from Princeton University. Her research interests include early China, the seven centuries of warring states through eastern Han (475 BC-AD 220), with an emphasis on the sociopolitical context; aesthetic theories and material culture; and belief.
Region(s):
China