On March 2nd and 3rd, I went to Ishikawa Prefecture.
March 2 (Wed) Center for Cultural Resource Studies, Kanazawa University
We discussed about our Rekihaku project (Integrated Studies of Cultural and Research Resources) and the cooperative research "Ethnography of Archaeology: Diversity in the Production, Consumption, and Transformation of Archaeological Knowledge" (URL: just only in Japanese).
Our latter cooperative research project seems to be the archaeological version of our Rekihaku project. So this meeting was a good opportunity for me to discuss about our museum works and my research perspectives.
March 3 (Thu) Mawaki Site (URL: just only in Japanese)
For my own project, I visited the Mawaki site.
The Mawaki site, Ishikawa Prefecture, is a wetland site occupied between the Early Jomon and the last stage of the Final Jomon. The site features many distinguishing earthenware and lacquerware, as well as structural remains, which include a dolphin-drive fishing site, wooden circle, and several burial pits lined with wooden planks. We saw a scenery of this year's archaeological survey.
We discussed about our Rekihaku project (Integrated Studies of Cultural and Research Resources) and the cooperative research "Ethnography of Archaeology: Diversity in the Production, Consumption, and Transformation of Archaeological Knowledge" (URL: just only in Japanese).
Our latter cooperative research project seems to be the archaeological version of our Rekihaku project. So this meeting was a good opportunity for me to discuss about our museum works and my research perspectives.
March 3 (Thu) Mawaki Site (URL: just only in Japanese)
For my own project, I visited the Mawaki site.
The Mawaki site, Ishikawa Prefecture, is a wetland site occupied between the Early Jomon and the last stage of the Final Jomon. The site features many distinguishing earthenware and lacquerware, as well as structural remains, which include a dolphin-drive fishing site, wooden circle, and several burial pits lined with wooden planks. We saw a scenery of this year's archaeological survey.
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