Oct 13

Japan-Insights—Enchanted Landscapes of Japanese Prehistory: Jamon Sites in Northern Tohoku and Along the Shinano River

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*********By Makoto Shirai, secretary, Japan-Insights Research Institute (Non-profit organization in Tokyo)

Reconstructed six-pillared structure and a large pit dwelling, Sannai Maruyama site
©APTINET Aomori Prefecture

Dear Friends,
Let me introduce an essay from Japan-Insights archives.
The first one is on the ancient history and archeology of Aomori and Niigata prefectures.
https://topics.japan-insights.jp/Public/pdf/japan-insights_jp/topics/JIN_PrehistoryLandscapes.pdf
Please share this expert’s experience!
Japan-Insights is a nonprofit open database.
#Japan #Japaneseculture #arceology #Aomori #Niigata

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