NIHON KOKOGAKU 1

"NIHON KÔKOGAKU" Table Of Contents

[A] : Article, [RN] : Research Note
No.1 November 1994; ISSN 1340-8488, ISBN 4-642-08971-3
[A] YAMAMOTO Teruhisa Characteristics of pit-dwellings with stone pillars and platforms 1-26
[A] YOSHIMOTO Yoko and WATANABE Makoto A preliminary study of Jomon period vessels with anthropomorphic decorations 27-85
[A] NAKAZONO Satoru Jar-shaped vessels of the initial Yayoi period: Cognitive Structure and motor habit in pottery manufacturing 87-101
[A] OTA Hiroyuki Basic study of horse armor from the Shogun-yama tumulus in Saitama Prefecture 103-125
[A] OGASAWARA Yoshihiko A study of the stone pavement in the Asuka palace sites 127-138
[A] KUDO Masaki Ancient Emishi from an archaeological viewpoint 139-154
[A] UTAGAWA Hiroshi A study of the incised markings on the base of pottery in northern areas 155-167
[A] KAWANO Shinjiro Re-examination of "Sasukegayatsu-sashizu": Towards a restoration of the medieval city of Kamakura 169-187
[A] OGAWA Nozomu A study of yakishiotsubo (salt baking pots) with "Senshu-Aso" stamps 189-206
[A] WATANABE Yoshiro Neolithic funerary jade in the lower region of the Chang-jiang River, China 207-220
[A] SUZUKI Masahiro On the application of computers in prehistoric studies 221-235
[RN] ISHIGURO Tatsuhito Dispersion and aggregation: Evaluation of the later phase of the Middle Yayoi Period in the Ise Bay area 237-244
[RN] OTSU Tadahiko Iranian archaeology: Reviewing the history of research 245-249

No.1 November 1994; ISSN 1340-8488, ISBN 4-642-08971-3
[A]	YAMAMOTO Teruhisa	Characteristics of pit-dwellings with stone pillars and platforms	1-26
[A]	YOSHIMOTO Yoko and WATANABE Makoto	A preliminary study of Jomon period vessels with anthropomorphic decorations	27-85
[A]	NAKAZONO Satoru	Jar-shaped vessels of the initial Yayoi period: Cognitive Structure and motor habit in pottery manufacturing	87-101
[A]	OTA Hiroyuki	Basic study of horse armor from the Shogun-yama tumulus in Saitama Prefecture	103-125
[A]	OGASAWARA Yoshihiko	A study of the stone pavement in the Asuka palace sites	127-138
[A]	KUDO Masaki	Ancient Emishi from an archaeological viewpoint	139-154
[A]	UTAGAWA Hiroshi	A study of the incised markings on the base of pottery in northern areas	155-167
[A]	KAWANO Shinjiro	Re-examination of "Sasukegayatsu-sashizu": Towards a restoration of the medieval city of Kamakura	169-187
[A]	OGAWA Nozomu	A study of yakishiotsubo (salt baking pots) with "Senshu-Aso" stamps	189-206
[A]	WATANABE Yoshiro	Neolithic funerary jade in the lower region of the Chang-jiang River, China	207-220
[A]	SUZUKI Masahiro	On the application of computers in prehistoric studies	221-235
[RN]	ISHIGURO Tatsuhito	Dispersion and aggregation: Evaluation of the later phase of the Middle Yayoi Period in the Ise Bay area	237-244
[RN]	OTSU Tadahiko	Iranian archaeology: Reviewing the history of research	245-249

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