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2. AMAZING JOMON JAPAN (3)
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What shell mounds tell us about the Jomon diet and way of life 2020年10月26日
The earliest Jomon developed and used pottery for fishing salmon and molluscs 15,500 years ago 2020年10月26日
Wajin and Ainu relations: History of trade imbalance and exploitation and how “Hokkaido” was born 2020年9月17日
Haunting haniwa images of horsemen, hunters and warrior kings from 1,500 years ago 2020年9月17日
Excavations on Iki islands’ Karakami site, throw light on how immigrants filtered into Kyushu 2020年9月17日

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This blog is a portal that beckons you, the reader to time travel to prehistoric and ancient Japan. It is an invitation to you to explore and get a little lost in Japan of the bye-gone eras. Wander around this site and discover the heritage of Japan – its past cultural, material, ecological and genetic heritage. Read about archeological and historical discoveries; unravel mysteries and puzzles about the origins of Japan’s peoples, their connections with other lands; understand why, when and how the culture and lifestyle developed over thousands of years and came to be uniquely Japanese.

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