Tagoyano Shell Mound: Discover a 6,000-Year-Old UNESCO World Heritage Site in Aomori Where Ancient Artisans Crafted Shell Bracelets Explore Tagoyano Shell Mound, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Tsugaru, Aomori. This 6,000-year-old Jomon period archaeological site reveals ancient shell bracelet workshops, trade routes to Hokkaido, and rare human remains preserved by shell deposits. Plan your visit with access guides, museum info, and nearby attractions.

Did you know 6,000-year-old shell bracelets reveal Japan's first trade networks? 🐚
👉 UNESCO site Tagoyano shows Jomon craftsmen traded with Hokkaido!
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土偶（飯能市立博物館所蔵）
Caly Figure (Collection of Hanno Municipal Museum)
2024.10.15に３体まとめてアップしたものの一つです。
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土偶（飯能市立博物館所蔵）
Caly Figure (Collection of Hanno Municipal Museum)
2024.10.15に３体まとめてアップしたものの一つです。
#clayfigure #dogu #jomonperiod #hanno #saitama #japan #3dmodel

土偶（飯能市立博物館所蔵）
Caly Figure (Collection of Hanno Municipal Museum)
2024.10.15に３体まとめてアップしたものの一つです。
#clayfigure #dogu #jomonperiod #hanno #saitama #japan #3dmodel