TTLV: Ly Dynasty glazed ceramics at 62-64 Tran Phu Street (Ba Dinh District, Hanoi)

INFORMATION ABOUT THE MASTER'S THESIS

1. Student's full name:Than Van Tiep

2. Gender: Male

3. Date of birth: January 6, 1985

4. Place of birth: Bac Giang

5. Decision No. 3683/2015/QD-XHNV dated December 31, 2015, of the Rector of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi, recognizing the student.

6. Changes in the training process:

7. Thesis title:Ly Dynasty glazed ceramics at 62-64 Tran Phu Street (Ba Dinh District, Hanoi)

8. Major: Archaeology Code: 60.22.03.17

9. Scientific supervisor:Assoc. Prof. Dr. Tong Trung Tin, Institute of Archaeology.

10. Summary of the thesis results:

This thesis is a scholarly study on the glazed ceramics system of the Ly Dynasty at the site of 62-64 Tran Phu (Ba Dinh, Hanoi).

The classification system for glazed ceramic artifacts from the Ly Dynasty at the site of 62-64 Tran Phu Street is based on aspects such as glaze type and form.

Studying the characteristics of the glazed ceramic artifacts from the Ly Dynasty at the site of 62-64 Tran Phu Street in terms of glaze types, forms, and decorative patterns makes a positive contribution to the study of Thang Long capital.

This study aims to comprehensively compare and analyze the characteristics of Ly Dynasty glazed ceramics found at 62-64 Tran Phu Street, in order to determine the value of this system of artifacts within the glazed ceramics system of Thang Long Imperial Citadel and in relation to Ly Dynasty glazed ceramics found elsewhere.

Through the study of Ly Dynasty glazed ceramics at the site of 62-64 Tran Phu Street, we can gain a deeper understanding of the history of glazed ceramics development in Vietnam and the history of Thang Long capital during the Ly Dynasty.

The research findings of this thesis will provide and contribute to the study and understanding of Ly Dynasty glazed ceramics in terms of types, glaze styles, patterns, and manufacturing techniques. It will also serve as a source of information for understanding the characteristics of the relics in particular and Thang Long during the Ly Dynasty in general through glazed ceramic artifacts.

11. Practical applications:

- This thesis can be used as a reference document in teaching, learning, and researching ceramic artifacts from the Ly Dynasty.

12. Future research directions:

- Glazed pottery system of the Ly Dynasty in Northern Vietnam.

- Ancient pottery kiln sites.

13. Published works related to the thesis:

Tong Trung Tin and others, Report on the results of the restoration of relics and artifacts at site 62-64 Tran Phu (Ba Dinh, Hanoi), 2016, archives of the Institute of Archaeology.

INFORMATION ON MASTER'S THESIS

1. Full name: Than Van Tiep 2. Sex: Male

3. Date of birth: January 6, 1985 4. Place of birth: Bac Giang Province

5. Admission decision number: 3683/2015/QD-XHNV dated: December 31, 2015 from Headmaster of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Hanoi National University.

6. Changes in academic process:

7. Official thesis title: Glazed pottery in The Ly Dynasty at 62-64 Tran Phu Street, (Ba Dinh District, Hanoi)

8. Major: Archeology Code: 60.22.03.17

9. Supervisors: Tong Trung Tin, Assoc. Prof. PhD, Vietnam Institute of Archeology

10. Summary of the findings of the thesis:

Thesis is a monograph research of glazed pottery system in The Ly Dynasty at 62-64 Tran Phu Street (Ba Dinh District, Hanoi).

To classify system of glazed pottery in the Ly Dynasty at 62-64 Tran Phu (Ba Dinh District, Hanoi) of glazed lines, type ect.

To find out characteristics of the glazed pottery system in the Ly Dynasty at 62-64 Tran Phu in terms of glazed line, type, decorator pattern. To contribute positive materials to research of Thang Long capital.

Through researching the glaze in the Ly dynasty at 62-64 Tran Phu site contributed to the understanding of the history of the pottery industry in Vietnam and the history of Thang Long Ly.

Through research of glazed pottery in The Ly Dynasty at 62, 64 Tran Phu, to learn history of the glazed pottery development and history of Thang Long Capital partially

The conclusion of the study should be provided materials to the research of glazed pottery in The Ly Dynasty in terms of type, glazed line, decorator pattern and technical processing. It is one of materials to study characteristics of Thang Long capital in particular and The Ly Dynasty in general.

11. Practical applicability, if any:

This thesis could be used to reference documents of lecturing, studying, and researching about glazed pottery relics in The Ly Dynasty.

12. Further research directions, if any:

- System of glazed pottery in The Ly Dynasty in the North Vietnam.

- Furnaces produce antique pottery.

13. Thesis-related publications:

Tong Trung Tin and research group, Report of edited relics at 62-64 Tran Phu Street (Ba Dinh Distrcit, Hanoi), 2016, material of Institute of Archeology.)