Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala: The Palace Museum in China has expressed interest in collaborating with the Kerala Council for Historical Research (KCHR) in Thiruvananthapuram, an autonomous institute under the state government of Kerala, in its academic programmes.
A KCHR release said on Monday that a six-member Chinese delegation, led by Deputy Director of the museum Feng Nai'en, will visit the Council on Tuesday to explore the possibilities of partnership.
The Beijing-based Palace Museum has also expressed interest to collaborate in the Pattanam Archaeological research, undertaken by KCHR, it said.
Wang Guangyao, a ceramic expert and research fellow of the museum, has been identified as the potential scholar to study the Chinese ceramic assemblage from Pattanam.
A KCHR release said on Monday that a six-member Chinese delegation, led by Deputy Director of the museum Feng Nai'en, will visit the Council on Tuesday to explore the possibilities of partnership.
The Beijing-based Palace Museum has also expressed interest to collaborate in the Pattanam Archaeological research, undertaken by KCHR, it said.
Wang Guangyao, a ceramic expert and research fellow of the museum, has been identified as the potential scholar to study the Chinese ceramic assemblage from Pattanam.
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