JOMON ARCHAEOLOGY FORUM
Please use this forum for any questions and information concerning Jomon archaeology or archaeological research and education in Japan. This forum is open to all (students, travellers, archaeologists, and others). See how to use this forum in the column at right.. and thanks in advance for your interest and contributions
| TOPICS: | AUTHOR: | DATE: |
 Volunteer Work |
Tracy Maurice | 28-09-05 - 3 year |
  Digs in Kyoto? |
Peter Matthews | 8-10-05 - 3 year |
| Question about Ecolo... |
Carol Duchesneau | 6-09-05 - 3 year |
| A rich natural world... |
Peter | 17-09-05 - 3 year |
| Exhibition, New York... |
ForMika | 4-03-05 - 3 year |
| Human representation... |
Julia Stonehouse | 26-02-05 - 4 year |
 Reply to Stonehouse |
Peter Matthews | 2-03-05 - 3 year |
| Jomon dogu x Google |
PJM | 28-09-05 - 3 year |
| Small is good |
PJM | 20-02-05 - 4 year |
Contributors to Jomon Japan
Sahoko Aki, a professional illustrator of Japanese ancient history and archaeology; has kindly provided many sketches used by this website; seeks commissions and welcomes enquiries to: 2-9-5 Furudai, Suita City, Osaka. Tel./fax (+81) 06-6872-8505.
Mark Smith, a language consultant working in Osaka, Japan, is pursuing a personal investigation of archaeology in the Kansai region and has contributed to our Kansai pages; please visit his website Ancient Ashiya and Beyond...
Peter J. Matthews, an ethnobotanist at the National Museum of Ethnology, Osaka; created this Jomon Japan website and is currently the main contributor (see the museum website) for work details).
To the ancestors - our thanks and respect; we are learning from you. To the owners and builders of other websites referred to by us - we appreciate the information provided; if you would like us to change, remove, or update any information, please tell us.
