Artifacts of the Yamashita-cho Cave Site

Hiroe Takamiya · Morikatsu TAMAKI · Masanori KIN

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Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology Archaeological and Geological Studies

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Artifacts excavated at the Yamashita-cho Cave Site were classified as stone and bone artifacts. Deer bone artifacts were rich in quantity, whereas stone implements were few. The tradition of the Yamashitacho culture differs from those of the Sampoeng (Indonesia), the Hoabinhian (Indonesia) or the changpinian (Formosa), and the traditional relationsip of ti, . Yamashita-rho rnltiira is not rlanr.

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1951The Prehistory of Japan

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