50,000 years of Japanese prehistory : a transcript of the symposium of November 1, 1978, University of Manitoba

Monks, Gregory G.; Kobayoshi, Tatsuo; Pearson, Richard; Ikawa-Smith, Fumiko; Koike, Hiroko; Matsushima, Yoshiake

50,000 years of Japanese prehistory : a transcript of the symposium of November 1, 1978, University of Manitoba

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Date

2012-04-11

Authors

Monks, Gregory G.

Kobayoshi, Tatsuo

Pearson, Richard

Ikawa-Smith, Fumiko

Koike, Hiroko

Matsushima, Yoshiake

Abstract

This volume contains two presentations. The first is a transcript of a seminar on Japanese prehistory, which was given in conjunction with (and to provide context for) the exhibit, "50,000 Years of Japanese Prehistory" at the Manitoba Museum of Man and Nature. It has been edited heavily (by G.G. Monks) in places to ensure clarity, eliminate redundancy and improve grammar. The second presentation is a paper on seasonality estimation using bivalve mollusc shells.

Keywords

Japanese, prehistory, shell, collection, Jomon, shellmound, paleotopography

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http://hdl.handle.net/1993/5299

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