MA in Archaeology and Museology.
MA Thesis: Study in the Conservation and Management of the Prehistoric Archaeological Caves in Guian New Area, Guizhou Province.
Graduate Diploma in Archaeology, focused on the archaeology theory and methodology.
BA in Foreign Languages and Literatures, focusing on linguistics and phonetics.
Project Manager, National Biological Research Park Public (NBRP) Art Project,
responsibilities including:
Architectural Draftsman:
Project Manager, National Biological Research Park Public (NBRP) Art Project, responsibilities including:
National Archaeological site Guardian, responsibilities including:
Project Coordinator, responsibilities including:
Research assistant, Institute of Linguistics, responsibilities including:
Research project management
Collecting data and paper writing
My name is Hsieh Yi Yi, I graduated from the School of Archaeology and Museology, Peking University. My research topics focused on archaeological in-situ preservation and heritage studies. Relevant fieldwork experiences including archaeological caves preservation evaluation in Guizhou, City archaeology in Jinan, Shandong, and South-Silk Road Investigation in Yunnan Province.
From the academical training, I am capable of working in a high-pressure and detail-driven working environment and competent in communicating and negotiating among different interest groups. During the field investigation, our team managed to investigate 50 different prehistoric caves (with average height 200m above the sea level) within one month, conducting evaluations including the surrounding landscape, cave geomorphology, and its GIS coordinator and orientation. While in Yunan south silk-road fieldwork, our team accomplished connecting dots from documentation at least 5k ancient trading route, showcasing the result by recording each GIS coordinator and map it onto Google Earth Satellite map.
Outside the academic environment, I acquire the ability to analyze and prioritize the project goals, managing the time as well as the quality of the outcome. As a project coordinator in Tainan Municipal Administration of Cultural Heritage, my main responsibility is to negotiate with different interest groups such as the Bureau of Culture Affairs, the property owners, and the architects to maximize the renovation work that fulfills the policy and the ability to reuse. The experience in the museum allowed me to learn the organization of educational activity and the organizing procedure for an exhibition; I've organized 2 educational summer camps for high school students, and one exhibition presenting the Indonesian culture. My current responsibility take control of the mass project of public art installation in NBRP, Academia Sinica. The project is further divided into eight missions that require the collaboration between four governmental institutions, 8 groups of artists, and the public around the neighborhood.
It is from the experience in the museum that I come to realize the space design and the power it can bring to an event or an exhibition. It is also the experience that reminds me although I know how to find the right topic and content for an exhibition, I still need to know how to empower my ideas and impress the audience through the space design. Since then I've been training myself with the ability to draw and understand construction drawing.
The interdisciplinary working experiences provided me with multi-layered idea and food for thoughts, about what is possible out there to devise engaging ways between the public and the arts and culture. Diverse methodologies is necessary to accompany the fast-changing world; the fast-changing technology inevitably at the same time changed the way of perceiving, but may not necessarily replacing the hands-on experience-learning phase of human intuition. The future plan is to further explore this dimension and to apply the possibilities onto museum experience.
Based on archaeological knowledge and general conduct, the programmes were designed to provide prospects a glimpse of what and how we do in both the archaeology and the museology.
Museum summer camp for high school students to taste the work of archaeology, museology and conservation work.
Participants acquired the not only basic archaeological knowledge in bilingual manner, but also the the understanding that is essential to conduct a good research. Professional archaeologists from Academia Sinica are invited to give lectures on topics across the archaeological disciplines.