Alignment with Award Category
Cui Tianxing’s extensive research, teaching experience, and fieldwork align with prestigious academic and research awards in history and archaeology. His multidisciplinary approach, combining field excavation with advanced analytical techniques, makes him a strong candidate for recognition in: Historical Research Excellence Awards, Archaeological Discovery Awards, National Science and Social Research Grants, Distinguished Educator Awards
Zhengzhou University | China
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🎓Early Academic Pursuits
Education and Training
Cui Tianxing’s academic journey began with his undergraduate studies at Zhengzhou University, where he graduated in 2004. Demonstrating a strong interest in history and archaeology, he further pursued his Ph.D. at Peking University, one of China’s most prestigious institutions, from 2004 to 2010. His doctoral studies provided him with a solid foundation in historical analysis, research methodologies, and excavation techniques, laying the groundwork for his future contributions to the field of archaeology and historical studies.
💼Professional Endeavors
Academic Positions
Since 2010, Cui Tianxing has been a faculty member in the History Department at Zhengzhou University, contributing significantly to the academic and research community. His expertise and dedication earned him the position of Associate Professor in 2020, further solidifying his reputation as a distinguished scholar in historical and archaeological research. In 2023, he achieved another milestone by becoming a Ph.D. supervisor, mentoring the next generation of historians and archaeologists.
📚Contributions and Research Focus on Archaeometry
Cui Tianxing’s research spans various critical areas, including microwear analysis of lithic tools, early state formation, and social control mechanisms in central China. His studies have contributed valuable insights into the technological advancements and social structures of prehistoric and early historical societies. He has actively participated in field excavations across several significant archaeological sites, including:Donghulin site (Beijing, 2001–2006), Jiangzhai site (Henan, 2010–2011), Guangzhuang site (Henan, 2011–2012), Chezhuang site (Henan, 2014–2015), Jiahu and relevant sites (Henan, 2014–present), Haizi site (Shandong, 2017–2018), Xiangyang site (Shandong, 2018–present), Xiaojiaokou site (Henan, 2021–present)
🏆Accolades and Recognition
Cui Tianxing has gained recognition for his scholarly work through numerous publications in reputable journals. Some of his notable works include: “Application Review of the Laser Scanning Confocal Microscope in Quantitative Analysis of Microwears” (Acta Anthropologica Sinica, 2022), “The Earliest Leveling Equipment: Evidence from the Taosi Site of Central China” (Huaxia Archaeology, 2022), “Song Glass Ornaments Unearthed from Nanwa Site in Dengfeng” (Science of Conservation and Archaeology, 2020), “The Complex in Chinese Civilization” (Huaxia Archaeology, 2016), “The Change of Technology-Oriented to Issues-Oriented Archaeology” (The Study of Dynamic Experience and Education, 2018)
🌍 Impact and Influence
Community Impact
As a scholar and educator, Cui Tianxing has played a pivotal role in shaping the field of Chinese archaeology and history. His research on lithic technology, social control, and state formation has provided a deeper understanding of China’s early civilizations. By supervising Ph.D. candidates, he continues to influence the next generation of scholars, fostering academic growth and innovation.
🔮Legacy and Future Contributions