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The Kikuna Shell Mound contains numerous shells, animal bones, and stone tools, revealing patterns of prehistoric life and dietary habits in ancient Japan.

Research at the shell mound uncovers evidence from the Jomon period, dating back thousands of years when communities first established permanent settlements.

Excavated artifacts include Jomon pottery, decorative items, and household tools that demonstrate the technological capabilities of early Japanese inhabitants.

Located near modern residential areas, the archaeological site maintains preserved sections where visitors can observe layers of accumulated shells and artifacts.

Scientists have identified multiple types of shellfish species within the mound, indicating the diversity of marine resources used by ancient communities.

GPS coordinates: 35.51117,139.63689

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:06