馬場小室山遺跡, Archaeological site in Saitama Prefecture, Japan.
The excavation area contains numerous prehistoric artifacts, stone tools, and pottery fragments scattered across multiple levels of stratified soil deposits.
The site dates back to the Jomon period between 13,000 and 400 BCE, revealing evidence of early human settlements and technological developments.
The discovered clay figures and decorative items at the location demonstrate the advanced crafting abilities of Jomon period inhabitants.
Visitors can access the site through guided tours and examine the archaeological findings in the adjacent research facility throughout the year.
The location features preserved bracelets with lacquer coating, indicating sophisticated manufacturing techniques from prehistoric Japanese communities.
GPS coordinates: 35.88611,139.68453
Latest update: March 5, 2025 05:52
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