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大野晋司 (11 months ago)
Nice view for the sea.
Nice view for the sea.
森下敦 (13 months ago)
There are many remains of pit dwellings, some of which have been dug to a depth of nearly 2 meters. It seems that there is no other pit dwelling like this. We also asked a volunteer who had been involved in excavations for a long time. I thought they were digging deep into measures against the cold and snow, but that's not necessarily the case, so it's a mystery. ・There are dozens of Jomon ruins in Hokkaido, but this is the only one where the pit dwellings are dug so deep. - As a measure against the cold, the ``furnace'' used in the cold season is cut large, and the ``furnace'' used in the warm season is smaller. We have both types here. It's strange.
There are many remains of pit dwellings, some of which have been dug to a depth of nearly 2 meters. It seems that there is no other pit dwelling like this. We also asked a volunteer who had been involved in excavations for a long time. I thought they were digging deep into measures against the cold and snow, but that's not necessarily the case, so it's a mystery. ・There are dozens of Jomon ruins in Hokkaido, but this is the only one where the pit dwellings are dug so deep. - As a measure against the cold, the ``furnace'' used in the cold season is cut large, and the ``furnace'' used in the warm season is smaller. We have both types here. It's strange.
KS Chak (14 months ago)
Very nice place to visit with recreated dwelling of the Jomon culture.Anned by very friendly locals
Very nice place to visit with recreated dwelling of the Jomon culture.Anned by very friendly locals
Artur Kulczynski (2 years ago)
This is a very interesting archeological site. Great stop during the drive along there coast.
This is a very interesting archeological site. Great stop during the drive along there coast.
MMT1206 (3 years ago)
It is one of the World Heritage "Jomon Archaeological Sites in Hokkaido and Northern Tohoku". These are ruins from 5,500 to 4,000 years ago. It is roughly the same age as the Sannai-Maruyama site in Aomori Prefecture. The characteristic is the depth of the pit. More than 100 pit dwellings dug down to a depth of about 2m have been confirmed. Since whale bones, tuna bones, shellfish, and chestnuts have been unearthed, it is presumed that the area was rich in resources at that time.
It is one of the World Heritage "Jomon Archaeological Sites in Hokkaido and Northern Tohoku". These are ruins from 5,500 to 4,000 years ago. It is roughly the same age as the Sannai-Maruyama site in Aomori Prefecture. The characteristic is the depth of the pit. More than 100 pit dwellings dug down to a depth of about 2m have been confirmed. Since whale bones, tuna bones, shellfish, and chestnuts have been unearthed, it is presumed that the area was rich in resources at that time.
