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26
Aug 2023
(Sat)

The transformation of weapons of war from ancient to modern times

Event of
Humanities and Law Open Day (August 2023)
Subject
Political Sciences and Public Administration
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Date & time
26Aug 2023 (Sat)14:30 - 15:30 Free
Venue
Room 303, 3/F., Admiralty Centre, Admiralty
Speaker
  • Dr Steven Hung

Dr Steven Hung

Dr. Hung Chung Fun Steven worked as an assistant professor at the Education University of Hong Kong for 10 years, and worked in public education after retirement.

Enquiry
3762 0868 (media_comm@hkuspace.hku.hk)
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The transformation of weapons of war from ancient to modern times has been a gradual process. There are many types of ancient weapons of war, some of which are still used in modern times, albeit in improved versions. Over time, new technologies and innovations have led to the development of increasingly sophisticated weapons and tactics. However, it is important to note that the evolution of warfare has not only been a technological one; changes in political and sociological factors have also played a significant role in shaping how wars are fought.

MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION

Cantonese