Yayoi Boar Jaw
Item
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タイトル (Dublin Core)
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Yayoi Boar Jaw
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Description (Dublin Core)
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A wild boar jaw coming from the Minakimata site and which presents a manipulation at the height of the Ramus Mandibulae with the creation of a large hole, with an unknown function up to rejoining with the foramen mandibulae. Along the "oblique line" and the arcus alveoaris there are other incisions with an unknown function.
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AF number (Archaeological Finding Record Vocabulary)
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M01
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AF BE-ARCHAEO (SU Record - Registry Section)
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Animal Bones
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CHRONOLOGY (SU Record - Dating Section)
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Yayoi
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CHRONOLOGY MOTIVATION (Archaeological Finding Record Vocabulary)
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The artifact comes from the Minamikata site which was assigned at the time of the excavation at the Yayoi era. Ref. Koji Mizoguchi, The Archeology of Japan: From the Earliest Rice Farming Villages to the Rise of the State, pag 133
