AuthorImamura, Keiji, 1946-
TitlePrehistoric Japan new perspectives on insular East Asia / Imamura, Keiji
Imprint Honolulo : University of Haw AI'I press, 1996
Descript x, 246 p. : ill., maps ; 25 cm.

CONTENT

An introduction to Japan's natural environment -- The periodization of Japanese archaeology -- Palaeolithic research on the volcanic islands -- Earliest pottery and the dates controversy -- Establishment of the Jomon economic system and stable settlements -- Marine transgression and fishing -- Pit-traps and Jomon hunting -- Plant foods and the middle Jomon culture -- Questions in the late-final Jomon period -- The arrival of agriculture -- Racial questions of Jomon and Yayoi peoples -- Immigrant settlements and overseas trade -- Iron and bronze -- Political unification -- Two late prehistories in the north and south -- The prehistory of Japan and its position in East Asia.


SUBJECT

  1. Japan -- History -- To 645
  2. Japan -- Relations -- East Asia
  3. East Asia -- Relations -- Japan

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