Publication
刊行物について
No.139 November 20/2006
Index
Special Feature
| * Around the time of the first earthenware
* Exploring the Beginning of the Jomon period |
（Ken'ichi Kobayashi） |
A Witness to History
| A photographic introduction to items from the collection Do they portray females only? - Stone figurines from Kamikuroiwa Earthenware and stoneware from Kamikuroiwa - From the findings of collaborative research |
（Hideji Harunari） （Ken'ichi Kobayashi） |
Special Feature:Around the time of the first earthenware
| Exploring the origins of Jomon earthenware - The location of the Kamikuroiwa site in Western Japan |
（Shin Onbe） |
| The Jomon period as seen from the perspective of stoneware | （Shun'ichi Watanuki） |
| The use of animals by Incipient Jomon man - As seen from animal remains excavated from the Kamikuroiwa caves |
（Tomoko Anezaki） |
| The natural environment of the "time of the first earthenware" viewed from the topography and geology of the Kamikuroiwa Site | （Makio Hashimoto） |
Column
| Remains left in earthenware | （Tsuyoshi Ushino） |
| The children of Kamikuroiwa | （Kenji Okazaki） |
The 26th Rekihaku Update
| Collaborative research "Study of the Kamikuroiwa Site in Ehime Prefecture" | （Hideji Harunari） |
Introducing Our Researchers - Part 27
| Making Silent Archaeological Materials Talk | （Masatoshi Ono） |
Museum displays today - Part 10:
| The Kamikuroiwa Site Archaeology Museum and the Museum of Ehime History and Culture Finding exhibition themes corresponding to the characteristics of the local community |
（Isao Hyodo） |
Exhibition Review
| Special Exhibition "The Sakura Regiments and the Age of War" Reviewed by Shoji Arakawa |
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