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Professor Dr. Lam Thi My Dung and her passion for Vietnamese archaeology, history, and culture.

Thursday - May 18, 2023 03:31
In early 2023, Professor Lam Thi My Dung was one of the few female scientists to receive a Certificate of Merit from the Director of Hanoi National University for her outstanding achievements in scientific and technological research and innovation in 2022.
GS.TS Lâm Thị Mỹ Dung và niềm đam mê với Khảo cổ học, lịch sử và văn hoá Việt Nam
Professor Dr. Lam Thi My Dung was born in 1959 in Hoa Binh province. After receiving her PhD in History and Archaeology from Kliment Okhridxki University, Sophia, Bulgaria, in 1989 Dr. Lam Thi My Dung began working at the Department of History, Hanoi University (now the Department of History, University of Social Sciences and Humanities).
And this is also where Professor Lam Thi My Dung taught and conducted research on history, culture, and archaeology, and was continuously associated for nearly 35 years before retiring. Professor Lam Thi My Dung once shared:

“I often think that the profession chooses the person, rather than the person choosing the profession. I came to archaeology by chance. In 1979, after passing the university entrance exam, I was sent to study history abroad. At the end of the first semester of my first year, I registered to major in archaeology, even though I had no prior knowledge of the field. At that time, the name of the field of archaeology evoked many fascinating things, and I had a feeling that it suited my personality. Archaeology would give me wings to travel to different lands and discover new things. I have been dedicated to and pursued a career in archaeology ever since… From that initial chance encounter when I chose the field, archaeology gradually became my passion without me even realizing it.”
When I'm passionately engaged in archaeological exploration, even a small discovery brings me endless joy. We archaeologists liken field trips to "free" vacations, where scientists exchange sweat and the relentless pursuit of research. Often, we sweat profusely without knowing whether we'll achieve any results… We just keep going, relentlessly…”

Throughout her more than 35 years of service, Professor Lam Thi My Dung has mentored, guided, and instilled a burning passion for archaeology, Vietnamese history, and culture in thousands of students, trainees, and researchers. Many of her students have now become experts, researchers, lecturers, and key personnel in universities and research institutes both domestically and internationally.

The idea of ​​establishing the first school museum in Vietnam.

Professor Dr. Lam Thi My Dung was the Head of the Archaeology Department, Faculty of History, and also the person who proposed the idea of ​​establishing and served as the first Director of the Museum of Anthropology, belonging to the University of Social Sciences and Humanities (from 2004 to 2020). This was a very novel and bold idea because at that time and even now, it remains the first university museum of the social sciences and humanities universities in the country. Formed on the basis of a number of archaeological artifact collections gathered from excavations and fieldwork by the faculty and students of the Archaeology Department, the Museum of Anthropology is not only a place to preserve and display valuable historical artifacts, but also a "special lecture hall," making lessons about history and culture more vivid, visual, and truly engaging. At the same time, the Museum of Anthropology is also an attractive destination that draws the attention of all scientists, domestic and international guests, and foreign students when they come to study and work at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities.
Ms. Lam Thi My Dung, Director of the Museum of Anthropology (University of Social Sciences and Humanities), introduced the exhibits and activities of the Museum to Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Thien Nhan and the visiting delegation (2014).
As the director of the Museum of Anthropology, Professor Dr. Lam Thi My Dung has made significant contributions to the collection, supplementation, storage, and preservation of historical artifacts, as well as the development of collaborative training and research activities between the Museum and scientific organizations both domestically and internationally.

Scientific research achievements

With a passion for studying history and culture, especially archaeology, and with a prolific writing ability, over the past 20 years, Professor Dr. Lam Thi My Dung has chaired and participated in nearly 20 scientific projects at various levels, and is the author of more than 100 books and articles published in prestigious domestic and international publishing houses and journals.

1. Scientific topics

TT Research topic title Start Year/Completion Year Research topics at the national, ministerial, departmental, and university levels. Responsibility for participation in the project
1. Archaeological sites in the coastal ecological zone of Southeast Vietnam, code T 98-12, 2000 2000 School Presiding
2. Project proposal for the construction of a museum at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, project code T.04-31 2005 School Presiding
3. Ancient Cham archaeological sites in Central Vietnam, code QX.2001.01, 2003 2003-2005 National University Presiding
4. Some issues concerning coastal archaeology in Central Vietnam during the transitional period from Sa Huynh culture to Champa culture, , code QG.03.15, 2005 2005-2007 Special research project at the National University level. Presiding
5. The Final Research Results Report “Some Aspects of Vietnamese Bronze Age (the Comparative Studies in East and Southeast Asian Context) 2002 KFAS Fund Project Presiding
6. Report on the excavation of Hang Cho Cave in 2004 (Hoabinh province, Vietnam), Anthropological and Archaeological Study on the Origin of Neolithic People in Mainland Southeast Asia. No. 15405018 2003-2005 Report of Grand-in-Aid for International Scientific Research Join
7. Archaeological research in Hanoi conducted by the University of Social Sciences and Humanities. 2002-2010 Office commemorating the 1000th anniversary of Thang Long-Hanoi Secretary
8. Champa pottery from the first 10 centuries AD: From a technical and socio-economic perspective. 2011 Asian Research Support Fund, Vietnam National University, Hanoi Presiding
9. Copper smelting, bronze crafting, and rice farming in the Red River Delta through the study of the Thanh Den archaeological site (Me Linh – Hanoi), Project number: QGTĐ.12.14, 2014. 2014-2016 National University Research Project Group A Presiding
10. The formation and development of some ancient Southeast Asian states and regional relations, code: QGTĐ.04.09, 2006. 2006-2008 Key Research Project at the National University level Join
11. Assessing the historical and cultural value of newly discovered and studied early Iron Age sites in Northern Vietnam from 1998 to 2008. 2011-2012 Ministry-level scientific research project Join
12. This study assesses the value of newly discovered Bronze Age archaeological sites in Northern Vietnam, studied from 1998 to 2008. 2011-2012 Ministry-level scientific research project Join
13. Some social issues of Champa through archaeological research, Project number IV.1.2-2012.18, 2012-2014 NAFOSTED, Presiding
14. History of Vietnam - Volumes I and III Social Sciences and History of Vietnam.
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Ministry of Science and Technology Join
15. Discovery Project Foragers, Farmers and the Agricultural Revolution in Mainland Southeast Asia 2020-2023 (extending to 2025). Sponsored by Australian Research Coucil (ARC). One of the three project coordinators along with Professor Peter Bellwood and Professor Phillip Piper, Australian National University.
16. The impact of prehistoric trade on the central coast of Vietnam. 2021-2022 Ministry-level scientific research project Join
 
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2. Published scientific works

TT Project name Year of publication Magazine name Main author/co-author
1 Bronze Age 2004 National University Publishing House, Hanoi Author
2 Vietnamese Cultural Foundation 1998 Education Publishing House, Hanoi Co-author
3 Limestone Mound – New Discoveries about Sa Huynh Culture (Vietnamese-German bilingual) 2002 Linden Soft, Verlagsges, mbH, Cologne, Federal Republic of Germany Co-author
4 Archaeological Foundation 2008 National University Publishing House, Hanoi Co-author
5 Museum of Anthropology – Achievements and Future Paths 2015 World Publishing House, Hanoi Co-editor
6 Thanh Den Archaeological Site – Historical and Cultural Values 2016 National University Publishing House, Hanoi Editor
7 Sa Huynh Lam Ap Champa, 5th century BC to 5th century AD (Some archaeological issues) 2017, 2018 World Publishing House, Hanoi Author
8 A thousand years of ancient Champa pottery 2017, 2020 National Culture Publishing House, Hanoi Co-author
9 Archaeology of Vietnam's Islands and Seas: Potential and Prospects 2017 National University Publishing House, Hanoi Co-editor
10 Still an Elite 2016 National University Publishing House, Hanoi Co-author
11 Vibrancy in Stone: Masterpieces of the Danang Museum of Cham Sculpture 2018 River Book Co-author
12 Key features of the Vuon Chuoi archaeological complex (Hanoi) excavated in 2019-2020 (English-Vietnamese bilingual) 2022 Hanoi Publishing House, Hanoi Co-author
13 Sahuynh Culture in Hoi An 1998 Special Issue Center for South-East Asian Studies, University of Hull. Netherlands Author
14 The Han influence in central Vietnam in the centuries before and after Christ. 2000 The book "A Journey of Historical Research (1995-2000)", National Political Publishing House, Hanoi. Author
15 Results of exploration and excavation of the Bai Ong-Hon Lao-Cu Lao Cham site in 1999-2000. 2002 Proceedings of the scientific conference "5 years of research and training of the Department of Archaeology (1995-2000)", National Political Publishing House, Hanoi Co-author
16 Excavation for firefighting at Go Dua in 1999 2002 Proceedings of the scientific conference "5 years of research and training of the Department of Archaeology (1995-2000)", National Political Publishing House, Hanoi Co-author
17 Results of exploration and excavation of the Bai Lang-Cu Lao Cham site (Quang Nam) in 1998-1999 2002 Proceedings of the scientific conference "5 years of research and training of the Department of Archaeology (1995-2000)", National Political Publishing House, Hanoi Co-author
18 Archaeological site in Nam Tho Son (Ngu Hanh Son, Da Nang) 2002 Proceedings of the scientific conference "5 years of research and training of the Department of Archaeology (1995-2000)", National Political Publishing House, Hanoi Co-author
19 Results of the archaeological cooperation program between the Center for Vietnamese Studies – Vietnam National University, Hanoi and Showa Women's University (Japan) from 1998-2000 2002 Proceedings of the scientific conference "5 years of research and training of the Department of Archaeology (1995-2000)", National Political Publishing House, Hanoi Co-author
20 Archaeological site in Cai Van, Nhon Trach, Dong Nai 2002 Proceedings of the scientific conference "5 years of research and training of the Department of Archaeology (1995-2000)", National Political Publishing House, Hanoi Co-author
21 Regarding the "Pre-Sa Huynh" period in Central Vietnam. 2004 Proceedings of the scientific conference "A Century of Vietnamese Archaeology", Social Sciences Publishing House, Volume I. Author
22 Early Bronze Metallurgy in Southeast Asia: Comparative Studies 2004 East Asia and Southeast Asia - Historical and Contemporary Issues, World Publishing House Author
23 Agriculture in Southeast Asia during the Prehistory and Early History Periods (Documents and Issues) 2006 The book "A Journey of Historical Research" (2001-2006), World Publishing House, Hanoi. Author
24 Central Vietnam during the Period from 500 BCE to CE 500” 2011 Manguin Y.Ρ and George Wade A. Mani (cb) Early Interactions between South and Southeast Asia: Reflections on Cross – Cultural Exchange, ISEAS Singapore Manohar Publishers & Distribution, Author
25
Nouvelles recherches sur la céramique du Champa
2015 Arts du Vietnam Nouvelles Approches, Collection, Collection « Art & Société », Jean-Yves Andrieux et Guillaume Glorieux (editors), Presses Universitaires de Rennes Author
26 Cultural Acculturations in Early Time (Archaeological Evidences for Early Indian Influences in Vietnam) 2014 Conference “Early Indian Influences and Trans-cultural Encounters in Maritime Southeast Asia”, SEACOM, Hanoi, Pre-Islamic and Pre-Colonial Research Result during 2014, Reports in SEACOM Study Series, Bulacan State University, 4. Author
27 Applying methods and theories of modern archaeology to the study of Vietnamese archaeology. 2009 Proceedings of the scientific conference "Interdisciplinary Methods in Social Sciences and Humanities Research", University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Hanoi Author
28 "Archaeological sites from the Ly and Tran dynasties in the left and right banks of the Duong River (Dong Anh, Hanoi)" 2009 Proceedings of the scientific seminar "Archaeological Discoveries in Da Nang (Hanoi) and the issue of the homeland of the Ly Dynasty", The Gioi Publishing House, Hanoi Co-author
29 The Sa Huynh – Champa Transformation – An Archaeological Perspective 2010 Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Vietnamese Studies, Volume 6, Vietnam Integration and Development, National University Publishing House, Hanoi Author
30 Pottery from the early centuries AD in Northern, Central (Champa), and Southern (Oc Eo) Vietnam in the context of Southeast Asia. 2010 Proceedings of the scientific conference “Oc Eo Culture – Awareness and Solutions for Preserving and Promoting the Value of the Relic”, Long Xuyen, An Giang Co-author
31 The Thành Dền documents relate to wet rice cultivation in the Northern Delta. 2010 Proceedings of the scientific conference "Sustainable Development of Hanoi, the City of Culture, Heroism for Peace", National University Publishing House, Hanoi Author
32 The islands and seas of Central Vietnam – Some issues concerning archaeology. 2011 Vietnamese People and the Sea, Nguyen Van Kim (editor), The Gioi Publishing House, Hanoi Author
33 Approaches to socio-archaeology and burial archaeology in the case study of the Central region during the Early History period. 2011 Historical Heritage and New Approaches, Social Sciences Book Series, Monographs on Archaeology and History, sponsored by the Harvard Yenching Institute, World Publishing House, Hanoi Author
34 Interdisciplinary approach in archaeological research: From theory to application 2012 Proceedings of the scientific conference "Vietnamese Historiography in the Context of Integration and Globalization", The Gioi Publishing House, Hanoi Author
35 Dong Son habitation and burial sites at the Vuon Chuoi archaeological site. 2014 Proceedings of the scientific conference “Dong Son Culture – 90 Years of Discovery and Research”, National Culture Publishing House, Hanoi Author
36 Cultural exchange between islands and maritime regions in history. 2015 Proceedings of the scientific conference "Maritime and Island Culture - Preservation and Promotion of Values", World Publishing House, Hanoi Author
37 Cultural resources - Non-exhaustive and non-renewable resources (Some thoughts on managing/promoting the value of Champa resources in Khanh Hoa) 2015 Proceedings of the scientific conference "Preservation and Promotion of Historical and Cultural Heritage Values ​​for Tourism Development", National Political Publishing House, Hanoi Author
38 The problem of the late Bronze Age Raskopanitsa-Asenoves culture in Southern Bulgaria (Bulgaria)”. 1989 Bulgarian Archaeology Journal (Arkheologia Bulgaria), 31, No. 1 Author
39 The development of the Late Bronze Age Balei-Orsoi culture in northwestern Bulgaria (Bulgaria). 1989 Bulgarian Archaeology Journal (Arkheologia Bulgaria), 31, No. 2, Author
40 Hoabinhian Culture in the Northern part of Central Vietnam 1997 Journal of Southeast Asian Archeology, Japan Society for Southeast Asian Archeology, no. 17. Co-author
41 Pottery found at the 1990 excavation site of the ancient Cham civilization in Tra Kieu. 1993 Journal of Archaeology, 2, 1993 Co-author
42 Water extraction facilities using stacked rocks in Quang Tri 1991 Journal of Archaeology, No. 4, 1991 Author
43 Hoa Binh Cultural Space 1994 Journal of Archaeology, No. 3, 1994 Co-author
44 "The relics and cultural artifacts of Hoa Binh in Quang Tri", 1994 Journal of Archaeology, No. 4, 1994 Co-author
45 The Hau Xa I site and multifaceted cultural exchange in the centuries before and after Christ. 1997 Journal of Archaeology, No. 1, 1997 Co-author
46 "Sa Huynh jar burial sites and ancient Cham relics in Hoi An", 1997 Journal of Archaeology, No. 3, 1997 Co-author
47 Traces of ancient culture in Ba Ria-Vung Tau 1994 Journal of Culture and Arts, 10/160, 1994 Author
48 From the female scholar M. Colani to archaeologists in Vietnam 1994 Journal of Culture and Arts, 11/161, 1994 Author
49 Some issues raised through archaeological research in Hoi An. 1998 Culture and Arts Magazine, 8/170 Author
50 Sa Huynh culture and Sa Huynh cultural discoveries in Duy Xuyen, Quang Nam 1999 Journal of Culture and Arts, 11/185, 1999 Author
51 Excavation at Go Dua in 1999 2001 Journal of Archaeology, No. 4, 2001 Co-author
52 Regarding the hydrological systems in Central Vietnam 2002 Hanoi National University Journal of Science, XVIII, No. 3, 2002 Author
53 Jar burials tradition in Southeast Asia 2002 Hanoi National University Journal of Science, IE, 2002 Author
54 Regarding the tradition of burial jars. 2003 Journal of Archaeology, No. 2, 2003 Author
55 ASM dating of some archaeological sites in Vietnam 2004 Journal of Archaeology, No. 2, 2004 Co-author
56 Pottery found at Champa archaeological sites in central Vietnam. 2005 Journal of Archaeology, No. 1, 2005 Author
57 Champa Archaeology, 1st Millennium AD – Based on excavation results from 1990 onwards. 2005 Hanoi National University Journal of Science, 21, 3&4, 2005 Author
58 Cultural Contacts and Acculturations in Proto-historical Time (Sa Huynh Culture) in Central Vietnam 2008 Journal of Science, Social Sciences & Humanities, VNU, Hanoi, Volume 1, 3E, 2008 Author
59 Terminal Pleistocene human skeleton from Hang Cho cave, Northern Vietnam: implications for the biological affinities of Hoabinhian people 2008 Anthropological Sciences, The Anthropological Society of Nippon, Published online May 21, 2008 in J-STAGE, Co-author
60 Study of Megaliths in Vietnam and Southeast Asia”, 2008 Social Sciences Information Review, 2,3, 2008 Author
61 Exogenous and Indigenous Elements in the Formation of Early States in Central Vietnam 2012 Kanazawa Cultural Resource Studies Present State of Cultural Heritages in Asia, Center for Cultural Resources Studies, Kanazawa University Author
62 Results of petrological analysis at Hang Cho cave (Hoa Binh province) 2006 Journal of Archaeology, No. 4, 2006 Co-author
63 Pottery from the Giồng Nổi site in relation to the South Central Vietnam Prehistoric pottery complex. 2007 Journal of Archaeology, No. 2, 2007 Author
64 Sa Huynh Thon Tu cultural settlement site". 2007 Journal of Archaeology, No. 1, 2007 Co-author
65 Megalithic research in Vietnam and Southeast Asia 2008 Journal of Social Sciences of the Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences – Southern Region Institute of Social Sciences, Ho Chi Minh City, 114, 2, 2008 Author
66 "Cultural Contact and Transformation during the Early History Period (Sa Huynh Culture) in Central Vietnam" 2008 Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi, January 24, 2008 Author
67 Ancient ramparts – Phu Tho in the context of Champa archaeology in the first half of the 1st millennium AD 2009 Journal of Archaeology, No. 1, 157, 2009 Co-author
68 Champa pottery from the first 10 centuries AD: From a technical and socio-economic perspective. 2012 Journal of Archaeology, No. 1, 2012 Author
69 The Go Duoi site is part of the Hoa Diem historical complex. 2012 Journal of Archaeology, No. 3, 2012 Co-author
70 Ancient gold artifacts in Vietnam – First analysis of gold artifacts in the Sa Huynh Culture. 2014 Journal of Archaeology, No. 2, 2014 Co-author
71 The appearance of the Thanh Den relic site through archaeological research. 2014 Journal of Archaeology, No. 3, 2014 Author
72 Bronze crafting and rice cultivation as documented in the Thành Dền records. 2014 Scientific Bulletin, Thang Long - Hanoi Heritage Conservation Center, March 1, 2014 Author
73 Central Vietnam: The period of early state formation through the study of the distribution and characteristics of archaeological sites. 2015 Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities, No. 1, Hanoi, 2015 Author
74 From the Ground, Up: The Looting of Vuon Chuoi within the Vietnamese and Southeast Asian Antiquities Trade”, 2016 Public Archeology, ISSN 175355 Q3, ISSN: 1465-5187 (Print) 1753-5530 (Online), Vol. 14 No. 4, p. 224–239, November 2016 Co-author
75 "The Thành Lợi citadel of Thừa Thiên Huế through new research findings". 2016 Journal of Archaeology, No. 5, 2016 Co-author
76 Building and promoting the value of specimen collections for training and research purposes. 2016 Museum of Anthropology, Journal of Museums & Anthropology, 1 (13), 2016 Author
77 Cultural Heritage Resources in a Contemporary Context (Challenges and Difficulties in Preservation and Promotion of Values), Ho Chi Minh City National University Publishing House. ISBN: 978-604-73-6535-7 2018 Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference on International Integration in Conservation: Opportunities and Challenges for Cultural Heritage Values Co-author
78 Riverine trade along the Thu Bon River during the Sa Huynh and early Champa periods. 2018 In Nguyen Quang Ngoc and Nguyen Van Kim (ed.) (2018), Sea and Continent… Hanoi National University Publishing House 2018 Author
79 The Đồng Cao rice paddies are part of the Sa Huỳnh Champa Hội An historical complex in Quảng Nam province. 2019 Journal of Archaeology, No. 4, 2019 Co-author
80 Champa settlements of the First Millennium: New Archaeological Research, 2019 Printed in Arlo Griffiths, Andrew Hardy & Geoff Wade (cb) Champa Territories and Networks of a Southeast Asian Kingdoms, EFEO, Etudes Thematiques. Paris 2019 Author
81 Hoi An during the Prehistory, Early History, and Champa Periods. 2019 The magazine Xua Nay, issue 523 (November 2019), Author
82 Discovery and research of Sa Huynh culture (1909 - 2019) 2019 Volume 9, Number 3 (2019): DLU Journal of Science online Author
83 The Soviet School in Vietnamese Archaeology 2020 In Nguyen Van Suu's (ed.) *The Influence of the Soviet School on Anthropology in Vietnam*, Hanoi National University Publishing House, 2020 Author
84 Contact and interaction of cultural and social sciences through new findings and research. 2019 In the Scientific Bulletin of the National Museum of History, No. 2019** Hanoi, pp. 22-37. ISBN 978-604-9803-20-8. Author
85 Public Archeology in Vietnam Current Situation and Perspectives. 2020 Sophia Journal of Asian, African, and Middle Eastern Studies/ No.37 (2019), Japan. 特集:アジアのパブリック・アーケオロジーThematic Articles: Public Archeology in Asia Author
86 Heritage Management in Vietnam - Current Situation (In the Case of Archaeological Heritage) 2020 Printed in TABATA Yukitsugu, SATO Katsura (eds.) Mekong Cultural Diversity Beyond Borders, Proceedings for the International Seminar & Symposium on Southeast Asian Cultural Heritage Studies Today, March 2020, Institute for Cultural Heritage, Waseda University Co-author
87 Ru Diep and the Quynh Van culture of central Vietnam, 2020 Archaeological Research in Asia 22 (2020) 100190, Elsevier, 1-8. Main author
88 Discovery and research of Sa Huynh culture (1909-2019) 2019 Volume 10, Issue 1, Da Lat University Journal of Science (DLU Journal of Science) Author
89 Dong Nai in the early historical period: A meeting place of many cultural influences. 2020 Volume 9, Issue 3, Da Lat University Journal of Science (DLU Journal of Science) Author
90
Sustainable Development of the Value of Prehistoric Archaeological Heritage Resources in the Thu Bon River Basin
2019 Journal of Cultural Studies, Hanoi University of Culture, No. 29, September Co-author
91 Research, preservation, and promotion of archaeological heritage in Hoi An: Achievements, Challenges, and Prospects. 2019 Journal of Cultural Studies, Issue 30, December 2019, University of Culture, Hanoi Co-author
92 Archaeological Developments in Vietnam in 2016-2018: Achievements, Challenges and Perspectives 2020 Advancing Southeast Asian Archeology 2019, vol. 1, Selected Papers from the Third SEAMEO SPAFA International Conference on Southeast Asian Archeology, Bangkok, Thailand 2019, Noel Tan editor, 2020 SEAMEO SPAFA ISBN 978-616-7961-48-4 Author
93 Archeology 2020 In Nguyen Van Suu, Nguyen Van Huy, Vuong Xuan Tinh (ed.) Anthropology in Vietnam, Tri Thuc Publishing House, Hanoi Author
94 New technological analysis on Vietnamese Hoabinhian stone artifacts and its implication on examination of cultural homogeneity and variability between mainland SEA and South China. 2021 Asian Perspectives 60 (1), University of Hawaii Press Co-author
95 Archaeological heritage in the contemporary context (Some experiences in preserving and promoting its national and international value) 2018 Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference on International Integration in Conservation: Opportunities and Challenges for Cultural Heritage Values, Ho Chi Minh City National University Publishing House. Co-author
96 Results of the 2015 Thach Lac excavation 2021 Archaeology No. 4 (232), Co-author
97 The radiocarbon dating of Thien Long Uyen and Cuc Bo archaeological sites, 2021 Ha Long University Journal of Science, Issue 1, December 2021 Co-author
98 Results of archaeological research on the Vuon Chuoi site complex (Hanoi) in 2019 2021 Archaeology journal No. 6 (234), Co-author
99 Excavation results of Thach Lac site (Ha Tinh) in 2015, Vietnam 2021 Vietnam Archaeology, 16 Co-author
100 Results of archaeological research on Vườn Chuối sites (Hanoi) in 2019. 2021 Vietnam Archaeology, 16, Co-author
 
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In February 2023, Professor Lam Thi My Dung was awarded a Certificate of Merit by the Director of Hanoi National University for her outstanding achievements in scientific and technological research and innovation in 2022.
 

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