References
- 1Fernandes R, Hudson MJ, Takamiya H, Bassino J-P, Uchiyama J, Robbeets M. The ARCHIPELAGO Archaeological Isotope Database for the Japanese Islands. Journal of Open Archaeology Data. 2021;9(3):1–10. DOI: 10.5334/joad.73
- 2Harunari H. From Figure into Sign. Research Reports of the National Museum of Japanese History. 1991;35:3–65 (in Japanese with English summary).
- 3Harunari H. Haniwa Painting. National Museum of History and Ethnology Research Report: Special Bulletin Decorated Tombs. 1999;80:203–233 (in Japanese with English summary).
- 4Andō H.
Yayoi Doki no ‘Kaiga’ to Mon’yō – Yokohama-shi Orimoto Nishihara Iseki Shutsudo ‘Kaiga’ Doki no Shōkai o Kanete (The ‘Paintings’ and Patterns on Yayoi Pottery: Introduction to the ‘Painted’ Pottery Excavated from the Orimoto Nishihara Site in Yokohama) . Kodai (Waseda University Archaeological Society). 1999;106:115–139 (in Japanese). - 5Andō H. 2006.
Yayoi jidai ‘kaiga’ no kōzō (The Structure of ‘Paintings’ in the Yayoi Period) . In: Shitara H., editor. Genshi kaiga no kenkyū: ronkō hen (A Study of Primitive Paintings). Tokyo: Rokuichi Shobō; 2006. pp. 39–71 (in Japanese). - 6Fujita S. Doki ni Kakareta Yayoi Jinbutsuzō (Figures of Yayoi People Depicted on Pottery). Kōkogaku Jānaru. 1997;
416 (in Japanese). - 7Fujita S.
Kaiga doki no mikata shōkō: te o ageru jinbutsu to tate, hoko o motsu jinbutsu (A Brief Consideration on the Interpretation of Painted Pottery: Figures Raising Hands and Figures Holding Shields and Halberds) . In: Shitara, H., editor. Genshi kaiga no kenkyū: ronkō hen (A Study of Primitive Paintings). Tokyo: Rokuichi Shobō; 2006. pp. 73–84 (in Japanese). - 8Hashimoto H. Yayoi Doki no E (Paintings on Yayoi Pottery). Kikan Kōkogaku. 1987;19:65–69 (in Japanese).
- 9Sahara M. Yayoi doki no kaiga (Paintings on Yayoi Pottery). Kōkogaku Zasshi. 1980;66(1):102–117 (in Japanese).
- 10Tatsumi K.
Haniwa to kaiga no kodai-gaku (Ancient Studies of Haniwa and Paintings). Tokyo: Hakusuisha; 1992 (in Japanese). - 11Hisada M.
Hokuriku chihō no kaiga shiryō (Materials of the Hokuriku Region) . In: Shitara H., editor Painted. Genshi kaiga no kenkyū: ronkō hen (A Study of Primitive Paintings). Tokyo: Rokuichi Shobō; 2006. pp. 165–192 (in Japanese). - 12Nakazawa M.
Chūbu chihō no genshi kaiga kenkyū no genjō to kadai (The Current State and Issues of Research on Primitive Paintings in the Chūbu Region) . In: Shitara H., editor. Genshi kaiga no kenkyū: ronkō hen (A Study of Primitive Paintings). Tokyo: Rokuichi Shobō, 2006. pp. 145–164 (in Japanese). - 13Yamada Y.
San’in chihō no Yayoi kaiga (Yayoi Paintings of the San’in Region) . In: Shitara, H., editor. Genshi kaiga no kenkyū: ronkō hen (A Study of Primitive Paintings). Tokyo: Rokuichi Shobō, 2006. pp. 193–230 (in Japanese). - 14Naganuma T.
Hokkaidō no genshi kaiga shiryō (Primitive Art and Artifacts of Hokkaido) . In: Shitara H., editor. Genshi kaiga no kenkyū: ronkō hen (A Study of Primitive Paintings). Tokyo: Rokuichi Shobō, 2006. pp. 97–143 (in Japanese). - 15Saitō T. Hekiga kofun to keifu (Genealogy of Decorated Tombs). Tokyo: Gakuseisha; 1989 (in Japanese).
- 16Shitara H. (Ed.). Genshi kaiga no kenkyū: ronkō hen (A Study of Primitive Paintings). Tokyo: Rokuichi Shobō; 2006 (in Japanese).
- 17Nishimoto T. (Ed.).
Hito to dōbutsu no Nihonshi, 1: dōbutsu no kōkogaku (The History of Humans and Animals in Japan, 1: The Archaeology of Animals) . Tokyo: Yoshikawa Kōbunkan; 2008 (in Japanese). - 18Crema ER, Habu J, Kobayashi K, Madella M. Summed probability distribution of 14C Dates Suggests Regional Divergences in the Population Dynamics of the Jomon Period in Eastern Japan. PLoS ONE. 2016;11(4):
e0154809 . DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0154809 - 19Crema ER, Carrington S, Shoda S, Stevens CJ. Regional Variations in the Demographic Response to the Arrival of Rice Farming in Prehistoric Japan. Antiquity. 2024;98(401):1290–1305. DOI: 10.15184/aqy.2024.146
- 20Barnes GL. Archaeology of East Asia: The Rise of Civilization in China, Korea and Japan. Oxford: Oxbow; 2015.
- 21Suzuki M.
Archeological Study of mukashi oo hohojiro-zame: The Relationship Between Shark Teeth Fossils and Decorations Made with Shark Teeth and Imitation Shark Teeth . Senshigaku, Kōkogaku Kenkyū (Tsukuba). 2018;29:1–26 (in Japanese with English title and abstract). - 22Narita S. The Turtle Shaped Dogu (the Clay Figures of Jomon), Part 1: Do the Turtles with a Breast Exist? Bulletin of Aomori Prefectural Archaeological Artifacts Research Center. 2016;21:1–14 (in Japanese with English title).
- 23Sahara M. Syntax of Kofun Period Paintings and Drawings. National Museum of History and Ethnology Research Report: Special Bulletin Decorated Tombs. 1999;80:1–43 (in Japanese with English summary).
- 24Kawano K.
Sōshoku kofun no nazo (The Mystery of Decorated Tombs) . Tokyo: Bungeishunjū; 2023. - 25Zancan C. Navigating through Kofun Imagery: an Analysis of the Boat Depictions Found in Decorated Tombs in Northern Kyūshū. Annali di Ca’ Foscari. Serie orientale. 2023;59:525–560. DOI: 10.30687/AnnOr/2385-3042/2023/01/020
- 26Robbeets M, Bouckaert R, Conte M, et al. Triangulation Supports Agricultural Spread of the Transeurasian Languages. Nature. 2021;599:616–621. DOI: 10.1038/s41586-021-04108-8