Mitsudera

The Mitsudera excavation area reveals multiple layers of ancient settlements with pottery fragments, stone tools, and structural remains from prehistoric communities.

Archaeological investigations at Mitsudera have uncovered artifacts that demonstrate continuous human habitation patterns through different periods of Japanese prehistory.

The discovered clay figurines at Mitsudera connect to Gunma Prefecture's reputation as a center for Haniwa production during the Kofun period.

The excavation site maintains research facilities where archaeologists document and analyze findings using modern archaeological techniques and preservation methods.

Volcanic ash from Mount Haruna preserved ancient footprints in rice paddies at Mitsudera, providing direct evidence of agricultural practices.

Location: Gunma Prefecture

GPS coordinates: 36.37525,138.99248

Latest update: March 7, 2025 05:58