考古知今：由一片陶瓷看世界 專訪黃慧怡 "Archeology and Us - the World in a Broken Tile" with Sharon Wong

剛通車不久的宋皇臺站，早年被發現埋藏了聖山遺址，引起大眾關注。今集我們訪問了從事考古挖掘和研究的中文大學人類學系助理教授黃慧怡，了解她如何透過考古遺址、舊物的碎片，甚至是骸骨，挖掘前人的生活、地方歷史文化、與外界的連繫。她強調，考古不是停留在過去，而是幫助我們理解現在和未來，建構人們的文化身份認同。 （本集訪問以粵語進行。） The discovery of the Sacred Hill Site in the new Sung Wong Toi Station has aroused the public’s concern on conserving archaeological sites with historical importance. In this episode, we interviewed Assistant Professor Dr. Sharon Wong, who has devoted decades to archaeology and cultural heritage studies. Through investigating specific archaeological sites, relics, ruins and bones, Sharon digs into the local culture, history and human activities in the past, as well as the connections with the outside world. Sharon argues that understanding the past enables us to understand the present and the future, and it helps to construct our cultural identity. (This episode is conducted in Cantonese.) 00’50 如何開始接觸考古學及開展東南亞考古研究 Introduction to archaeology and r research interest in South East Asia archaeology 21’41 考古研究為何物？它為何重要？What is archaeological studies and why is it important? 26’29 宋皇臺聖山遺址研究 追尋香港歷史 In search of Hong Kong history through the research on Sung Wong Toi Sacred Hill 46’42 考古學如何改變看事物的方式 How archaeology shapes the way of seeing the world