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会誌『考古学研究』


Vol.60 No.4(240),March, 2014

CONTENTS

ABSTRACT OF LECTURE TO BE DELIVERED AT THE 60th GENERAL MEETING
OF THE SOCIETY

Japanese archaeology seen from abroad: A view from China and Canada
Qin Xiaoli

ABSTRACTS OF PAPERS TO BE PRESENTED AT THE 60th ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SOCIETY: JAPANESE ARCHAEOLOGY FROM THE WORLD’S PERSPECTIVE
Theme: Japanese archaeology from the world’s perspective
ISHIMURA Tomo and NIIRO Izumi

Jomon culture from the world’s perspective: Toward internationalization
SEGUCHI Shinji

Yayoi culture from the world’s perspective: Characteristics of Yayoi culture
NAGATOMO Tomoko

Study of the Kofun period of Japanese archipelago in the World Archaeologies: as seen from
the perspective of comparative archaeology
TSUJITA Jun’ichiro

A standpoint of Japanese archaeologist in the world: Fields in the Southeast Asia
MARUI Masako

ARTICLES
A large grave containing multiple burials and its mortuary practice at the Karinba site in Eniwa,
Hokkaido: Comment on the article by Aono (2012) regarding “group burial (gasso-bo)”
UWAYA Shin’ichi and KIMURA Hideaki
A study of roof tile craftsmen in the Chūgoku region in Ancient times: Focusing on the distribution of the so-called water drip roof tile
KOBAYASHI Shinpei



RESEARCH NOTES
Interpreting seed impressions on pottery
ENDO Eiko


Environmental variability in the first half of the sixth century
NIIRO Izumi
Warfare in the southern Maya periphery: The case of the Chalchuapa site, El Salvador
ICHIKAWA Akira


The achievements and current state of early state theory research: Concerning research trends with
a focus on the Early State Project
SUDO Chiemi
REPORTS, NEWS AND APPEALS
Efforts for conservation of buried cultural properties in the recovering from the Great East Japan Earthquake
WATANABE Nobuyuki

Round-table talk on internationalization of Japanese archaeology: Why internationalize? How
internationalize?
SEGUCHI Shinji, HOSOYA Aoi, NAKAMURA Yuki and SHIBUTANI Ayako (Coordinator: ISHIMURA Tomo)

NEW BOOK
ABE Koichi and Fukushima Future Center for Regional Revitalization, Fukushima University,
Revitalizing Fukushima and Historic and Cultural Heritages

INTERVIEW WITH THE ARCHAEOLOGIST
Special edition: Voices of students in Kansai
ASAI Takuya, KOZUKI Katsumi, HIROSE Yuki, FUKUSHIMA Shiori (Interviewer: ISHIMURA Tomo)

VISIT TO ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES
The Wadayama No. 23 tomb site in the Nomi tumuli group, Nomi City, Ishikawa Prefecture
Educational Board of Nomi City

Huaca Partida in Nepena Valley, Republic of Peru
SHIBATA Koichiro

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