BY: Kei Suehiro THE JOMON PERIOD One of the Earliest Civilization Known in Japan.

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BY: Kei Suehiro THE JOMON PERIOD One of the Earliest Civilization Known in Japan

 Dates back to about 12,000 BC to about 300 BC.  The name derived from the “chord markings” that characterize the ceramics made during this time.  The Jomon people were semi-sedentary, living in pit dwellings.  They obtained their food by gathering, hunting, and fishing. OVERVIEW

ABOUT THE CIVILIZATION

SOCIAL COMPLEXITY

CRAFT PRODUCTIONS

 Jomon potteries were made by hand. POTTERY STYLE AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE

STYLES OF STONE TOOLS

 Habu, J., and C. Fawcett. "Jomon Archaeology and the Representation of Japanese Origins." ANTIQUITY (1999): Web. 3 Dec  Pearson, Richard. "Debating Jomon Social Complexity." Asian Perspectives 46.2 (2007): Web. 3 Dec  Tomoko Shibuya. "Excavation Sheds Light on Jomon Life." Japan Times, sec. 37: Web. 3 Dec WORKS CITED