Ukitamu Fudoki no Oka Arcaelogical Museum

Jomon time capsule "Ayashira earthenware"

Original Text

It is a prefectural archaeological museum near Road Station Takahata. It is a museum that exhibits relics from the Paleolithic to Kofun period excavated from the Okita region. In particular, "Ayashira pottery" is designated as a national important cultural property. At the time of excavation, it seems that there was a bright red color, but the color changed due to the exposure to the air, and it is now stored in a safe and the exhibition is a replica. In addition, obsidian stone tools excavated from the ruins of Oguni-cho near the border of Niigata Prefecture are from Aomori and Hokkaido. At that time, there was an exchange with those regions ...

Jomon time capsule "Ayashira earthenware"

Original Text

It is a prefectural archaeological museum near Road Station Takahata. It is a museum that exhibits relics from the Paleolithic to Kofun period excavated from the Okita region. In particular, "Ayashira pottery" is designated as a national important cultural property. At the time of excavation, it seems that there was a bright red color, but the color changed due to the exposure to the air, and it is now stored in a safe and the exhibition is a replica. In addition, obsidian stone tools excavated from the ruins of Oguni-cho near the border of Niigata Prefecture are from Aomori and Hokkaido. At that time, there was an exchange with those regions ...

as a playground for children

Original Text

I went to GW to make a baby bill. There is a large lawn square, there is a restoration of a pit-style residence and a site where children can run around and play.

as a playground for children

Original Text

I went to GW to make a baby bill. There is a large lawn square, there is a restoration of a pit-style residence and a site where children can run around and play.

Non-visit れて

Original Text

Master 々 Archaeological materials are on display. Especially the relics of the Jomon period are a must-see. The earthenware, stone tools and wooden products excavated from the nationally famous ruins called the extrusion ruins are worth a visit.