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Spatio-Temporal Distributions of Middle to Late Jomon Pithouses in Oyumino, Chiba (Japan) | Crema | Journal of Open Archaeology Data
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Spatio-Temporal Distributions of Middle to Late Jomon Pithouses in Oyumino, Chiba (Japan)

Enrico R Crema, Masato Nishino

Abstract

Oyumino district (Chiba City, Chiba Prefecture, Japan) is a small residential area which has been intensely investigated as part of an urban development project during the 1970s~90s. The emergency excavations have yielded a vast amount of archaeological materials from different historic and prehistoric periods, including numerous hunter-gatherer settlements attributed to the Jōmon culture (ca. 16,000 – 2500 cal BP).

The dataset comprises the spatial location of 364 residential units attributed to the Middle and Late Jōmon periods (ca. 5500-3200 cal BP) along with the spatial extent of the excavation areas, the 5-meter resolution digital elevation model of the Oyumino district, and an attribute table which includes the probability of existence of each pithouse for chronological intervals of 100 years.


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How to cite: Crema, E.R. and Nishino, M 2012. Spatio-Temporal Distributions of Middle to Late Jomon Pithouses in Oyumino, Chiba (Japan). Journal of Open Archaeology Data 1:e7, DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5334/4f8eb4078284b

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Published on 25 April 2012.

ISSN: 2049-1565 | Published by Ubiquity Press | Creative Commons License This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License.