Awazu

The archaeological site contains stone tools, pottery fragments, and artifacts that demonstrate the technological developments of prehistoric Japanese communities.

The excavation area reveals findings from the Jomon period, spanning from 13,000 to 400 BCE, with evidence of early pottery use and settlement patterns.

Discoveries at the site include burial items, decorated earthenware vessels, and jade ornaments that indicate sophisticated crafting methods of ancient Japanese societies.

Visitors can examine archaeological exhibits at the nearby museums, which display original artifacts and provide detailed information about the Jomon period settlements.

The location at coordinates 35.0275, 135.885 represents a settlement where inhabitants developed advanced pottery techniques and established permanent residences near water sources.

GPS coordinates: 35.02750,135.88500

Latest update: April 8, 2025 07:21