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Kang, Bong Won was born on December 16, 1954 in Euisung, North Kyongsang Province, Republican of Korea.
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Bong Won Kang
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Bong Won Kang, South Korean archaeology educator. Achievements include research in Relationships of population growth and warfare. Homer G. Barnett fellow University Oregon, 1994-1995, Graduate School Research fellow University Oregon, 1994-1995. Lance corporal Korean Marine Corps, 1976-1978. Member of American Anthropological Association, Current Anthropology, Society for American Archaeology.
Education
Master of Arts, Kyung Hee University, Seoul, 1984. Master of Arts, Arizona State University, 1990. Doctor of Philosophy, University Oregon, 1995.
Career
Assistant curator Kyung Hee University Museum, Seoul, 1981-1986, assistant professor, 1996—2000. Assistant professor archeology Kyongju (Republican of Korea) University, 2001—2002, director Research Institute of Cultural Resources, since 2002, director Kyongju University Museum, since 2002. Graduate teaching fellow Department of Anthropology, University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon, 1991—1995.
Visiting professor department art and archaeology Princeton University, since 2004. Lance corporal Artillery, Korean Marine Corps, 1976-1978, Pohang.
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Membership
Lance corporal Korean Marine Corps, 1976-1978. Member of American Anthropological Association, Current Anthropology, Society for American Archaeology.
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Parents Dae Sam and Bun nan (Kim) K. Married Hae Kyung Yang, January 15, 1984. Children: Sung Ho, Sung Eun, Sung Geun.
Education
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1984
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1990
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1995
Career
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1981 - 1986