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The earliest Jomon developed and used pottery for fishing salmon and molluscs 15,500 years ago

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What shell mounds tell us about the Jomon diet and way of life

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Currently moving from old blog and renewing blog!!

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Welcome! We are moving from our original HERITAGE OF JAPAN blogsite!

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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The earliest Jomon developed and used pottery for fishing salmon and molluscs 15,500 years ago

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Currently moving from old blog and renewing blog!!

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