INFORMATION ABOUT THE DOCTORAL THESIS
1. Full name of the doctoral candidate:Truong Dac Chien
2. Gender: Male
3. Date of birth: September 10, 1981
4. Place of birth: Hanoi
5. Decision No. 3676/QD-SDH dated October 28, 2009, of the Director of Hanoi National University, recognizing the doctoral student.
6. Changes in the training process: None
7. Thesis title:The Giồng Lớn site and its role in the formation of the Óc Eo culture in the southeastern coastal region of Vietnam..
8. Major: Archaeology Code: 62.22.03.17
9. Scientific supervisor:Dr. Vu Quoc Hien, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Lam Thi My Dung
10. Summary of the new findings of the thesis:
- This dissertation compiles and systematizes documents and research results on the Giồng Lớn site in particular and related sites in general, thereby providing researchers with comprehensive information and documents about a group of sites in the transitional and formative stages of the Óc Eo culture in the southeastern coastal region of Vietnam.
- Based on the characteristics of the relics and artifacts of Giồng Lớn, as well as comparing it with other relics in the same space and time, this thesis contributes to clarifying an endogenous development path of the Óc Eo culture in the coastal region of southeastern Vietnam.
- Based on the available documents, the thesis has outlined a vibrant historical picture of the early Common Era in this region, affirming the importance of external influences on the formation of the Oc Eo culture.
11. Practical applications:
- The research results of this thesis provide a reliable basis for displaying and promoting the value of relics and artifacts from the Giồng Lớn site in particular, and archaeological sites in Long Sơn in general, at the Bà Rịa - Vũng Tàu Museum and the National Museum of History.
- This dissertation can serve as a reference for studies on the Pre-Oc Eo - Oc Eo transitional period in Southern Vietnam.
12. Future research directions:
- The process of occupying and developing the mangrove areas of Southeast Vietnam by communities during the Pre- and Early Historical periods.
- The role of Sa Huynh culture in the formation of Oc Eo culture.
13. Published works related to the dissertation
- Vu Quoc Hien, Truong Dac Chien (2009), "Contribution to the formation process of Oc Eo culture in the southeastern coastal region",Proceedings of the Oc Eo Culture Workshop - Awareness and Solutions for Preserving and Promoting the Value of the Relic SiteAn Giang, pp. 54-58.
- Le Canh Lam, Truong Dac Chien (2013), "Research on archaeological ceramics using natural science methods",Archeology(3), pp. 82 - 90.
- Truong Dac Chien (2014), "Giong Lon archaeological pottery in the pre- and early historical pottery complex of Southern Vietnam",Archeology(5), pp. 27 - 49.
- Truong Dac Chien (2015a), "Results of the survey of archaeological sites on Long Son Island (Vung Tau) in 2008",Scientific Announcement(1), National History Museum, pp. 43-54.
- Truong Dac Chien (2015b), "On the three tombs with gold masks in Giong Lon",Archeology(3), pp. 63 - 76.
- Truong Dac Chien (2016), "The process of occupying the mangrove areas of Southeast Vietnam during the pre- and early historical periods",Scientific Announcement(1), National History Museum, pp. 17 - 37.
INFORMATION OF DOCTORAL THESIS
1. Full name: Truong Dac Chien 2. Sex: Male
3. Date of birth: September 10, 1981 4. Place of birth: Hanoi
5. Admission decision number: 3676/QD-SĐH dated October 28, 2009 by President of Vietnam National University, Hanoi
6. Changes in academic process: None
7. Official thesis title: Giong Lon archaeological site and its contribution to the formation of Oc Eo culture in the coastal area of the South-eastern region.
8. Major: Archeology Code: 62.22.03.17
9. Supervisors: Dr. Vu Quoc Hien, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Lam Thi My Dung
10. Summary of the new findings of the thesis:
- The thesis provides for researchers and concerning ones relative complete data of a group of archaeological sites related to the formation process of Oc Eo culture in South-eastern region.
- On the basis of characteristics of Giong Lon site, as well as basing on comparing the characteristics with those of other sites in spatial and temporal aspects, the thesis contributes to clarify a native-development process from prehistoric cultures to Oc Eo cultures in the coastal area of the South-eastern region.
- Based on available materials, a vivid historical picture of the South-eastern region in the Early Common Era has been stated, and the importance of external influences on the formation of Oc Eo culture has been confirmed at the same time.
11. Practical applicability:
- The research results of this thesis provide a reliable basis for museum activities such as exhibiting and promoting values of Giong Lon site in particular and other sites on Long Son island in general at the Museum of Ba Ria - Vung Tau province and the Vietnam National Museum of History as well.
- This thesis can be reference material for researches related to the transitional period from pre-Óc Eo to Oc Eo culture in southern Vietnam.
12. Further research directions:
- Process of mangrove occupation in the eastern part of southern Vietnam in pre-protohistorical period.
- The contributions of Sa Huynh culture to the formation of Oc Eo culture.
13. Thesis-related publications:
- Vu Quoc Hien, Truong Dac Chien (2009), "Some thoughts on the formation of Oc Eo culture in the coastal area of the southeastern region of Vietnam",Proceedings of the Conference on Oc Eo culture - Awareness and Solutions for conserving and promoting values of the relicsAn Giang, pp. 54-58.
- Le Canh Lam, Truong Dac Chien (2013), "Research on ancient ceramics with a natural scientific approach",Archaeology(3), pp. 82 - 90.
- Truong Dac Chien (2014), "Giong Lon ceramics in the complex of Pre-Protohistory ceramics in Southern Vietnam",Archaeology(5), pp. 27 - 49.
- Truong Dac Chien (2015a), "The survey of archaeological sites on Long Son island (Ba Ria-Vung Tau province) in 2008",Bulletin of Vietnam National Museum of History(1), pp. 43 - 54.
- Truong Dac Chien (2015b), "About three burials with gold masks found from Giong Lon (Ba Ria - Vung Tau",Archaeology(3), pp. 63 - 76.
- Truong Dac Chien (2016), "Human colonization on the salt marsh of the South-eastern region of Vietnam in the Pre-Protohistory",Bulletin of Vietnam National Museum of History(1), pp. 17 - 37.
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