What religion did they had in Yayoi period?
TIL the theory of Peninsular Japonic. Linguists believe a Japonic language was spoken on central & southern parts of the Korean Peninsula. The language supposedly spread to Japan during the Yayoi period migration, while the remaining Japonic went extinct & got replaced by Koreanic-speakers in Korea. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penβ¦
Replica of Yayoi Period warrior exhibited in National Museum of Japanese Histories [ε½η«ζ΄ε²ζ°δΏεη©ι€¨] (2014), Sakura City [δ½εεΈ], Chiba Prefecture [453Γ719] (description below)
Iron farming sickle. Japan, Yayoi period, 1000-400 BC [880x1315]
Bronze bell with circular ornaments. Japan, Yayoi period, 300 BC - 300 AD [750x1024]
Researchers measure the impact of Population Pressure on Prehistoric Violence in Japanβs Yayoi Period ancient-archeology.com/reβ¦
Researchers measure the impact of Population Pressure on Prehistoric Violence in Japanβs Yayoi Period ancient-archeology.com/reβ¦
Researchers measure the impact of Population Pressure on Prehistoric Violence in Japanβs Yayoi Period arkeonews.net/researchersβ¦
Researchers measure the impact of Population Pressure on Prehistoric Violence in Japanβs Yayoi Period arkeonews.net/researchersβ¦
Researchers measure the impact of Population Pressure on Prehistoric Violence in Japanβs Yayoi Period ancient-archeology.com/reβ¦
Researchers measure the impact of Population Pressure on Prehistoric Violence in Japanβs Yayoi Period ancient-archeology.com/reβ¦
Researchers measure the impact of Population Pressure on Prehistoric Violence in Japanβs Yayoi Period ancient-archeology.com/reβ¦
Researchers measure the impact of Population Pressure on Prehistoric Violence in Japanβs Yayoi Period ancient-archeology.com/reβ¦
Researchers measure the impact of Population Pressure on Prehistoric Violence in Japanβs Yayoi Period ancient-archeology.com/reβ¦
7 bronze dagger-axes heads. Japan, Yayoi period, 200 BC-100 AD [2125x1850]
Terracotta head of a shamaness princess. Japan, Kingdom of Yamatai. Yayoi Period, 1-200 AD [700x900]
Information about the JΓ΄mon and Yayoi periods?
I've read a book about the history of Japan and I found that there is almost no information about people that existed during those 2 periods and instead of that you find a list of emperors that didn't exist in real life. I'd like to know more about that two periods and not only general information about the whole place. I'd like more specific information for understanding more. Any book or YouTube channel would be great.
And also I want to know who was the first real emperor of Japan and why is it so difficult to know details about the past of Japan before 7th century.
The History of Yayoi Period Japan (the era right on the edge of Japan's prehistory and history) youtube.com/watch?v=o87Ykβ¦
Farmer's sickle. Japan, Yayoi Period, 300 BC - 300 AD [600x900]
Earliest wooden shoe from Yayoi Period excavated in Komatsu City, Ishikawa Prefecture
A video I made about the art of the Yayoi Period youtu.be/V2KwSmmFCiE
An introduction to the art of the Japanese Yayoi Period youtu.be/V2KwSmmFCiE
Japanese History Lecture about Yayoi Period where the first queen appeared in Japan!! And, rice culture was imported into Japan during this period!! youtube.com/watch?v=98h5Fβ¦
Large bronze spear/pike head, found in a riverbed. Japan, Yayoi Period, 100-300 AD [1600x2500]
Large bronze spear/pike head, found in a riverbed. Japan, Yayoi Period, 100-300 AD [1600x2500]
TIL Sushi as we know it began in the paddy fields of Asia, where the fish was fermented with rice vinegar, salt and rice which was discarded. It was introduced to Japan in the Yayoi Period. It went through changes over periods and is now a staple food strongly associated with Japanese culture. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Susβ¦
Japanese History Lecture about Yayoi Period where the first queen appeared in Japan!! And, rice culture was imported into Japan during this period!! youtube.com/watch?v=98h5Fβ¦
Large bronze spear/pike head, found in a riverbed. Japan, Yayoi Period, 100-300 AD [1600x2500]
Original Princess Bubblegum: Terracotta head of a shamaness princess. Japan, Kingdom of Yamatai. Yayoi Period, 1-200 AD [700x900]
DΕtaku (Ritual Bell), Yayoi Period, Japan, 2nd-1st century B.C., Kamo Iwakura ruins, Unnan City, Shimane, (In the care of the Shimane Museum of Ancient Izumo), National Treasure [493 x 832]
Amazing Jomon period artifacts from Japan. The Jomon period is tje period before the arrival of the Yayoi people around 600BC.
500 Early Rice Paddies Discovered in JapanβArchaeologists digging at site of future hotel find remnants of 2,500-yr-old rice paddies planted during Yayoi period (300 BC - AD 300), showing rice cultivation existed in Japan on a massive scale earlier than believed. Some measure up to 530 sq ft. asahi.com/ajw/articles/AJβ¦
Jomon, Yayoi, Kofun Period | Japanese Art History youtu.be/hBs3aFM3cjM
Rice farmers from modern day Japan in the early Yayoi Period - c. 300 BC
Dotaku (Ritual Bronze Bells) and the Yayoi Period kyohaku.go.jp/eng/dictio/β¦
Jomon, Yayoi, Kofun Period | Japanese Art History youtu.be/hBs3aFM3cjM
Were the Japanese Yayoi and Kofun periods associated with a single state or multiple states?
It seems that there were probably multiple polities in the Yayoi period but I can't find out if there was one or more than one polity in the Kofun period...was it in the Kofun period the Yamato polity was born? Was the Yamato polity ruled directly by the Emperor? Was there an imperial state in the Yayoi period? Thanks.
