Torihama@@shell mound



1975kaizuka


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Kaizuka
(shell mound)
‚` number of kaizuka (shell mounds) have been discovered all around japan,
‚aones of animals and fishes Cstone tools and pottery shards are excavated
from these shell mounds ,whice help us to reconstrust ancient way of life.
Torihama Shell Mound was formed between
‚P‚QD000@and 5D500 years ago.
@‚ht is a waterlogged site where archaeological remains are@found under thawaterlevel. This particular condition help preserve organic remains, which usually decompose over time .
‚shus ‚sorihama ‚rhell ‚lound is just like a natural archive where archaeological
remains are stored in an exceptional condition.

Shell
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Various plant remains (woods, leaves, seeds, bulbs, nut shells and pollens), animal remains (mammal bones, fish bones, coprolites, insects) and artificts (wood crafts, pottery, stone tools, basketry, ropes as well as worked shells, bones and antlers) were discovered from Torihama Shell Mound.
All these archaeological remains now freshly revive in fromt of us in their original shapes..B


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