繩文時代に於ける耳栓の起源に関する一試論

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  • The Origin of Ear-Ornaments in Japan's Jomon Culture Period
  • ジョウモン ジダイ ニ オケル ミミセン ノ キゲン ニ カンスル イチ シロン

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In some parts of the world people still observe the custom of wearing earornaments in an artificially created perforation in the ear lobe. In Asia, such a custom is primarily confined to areas of Burma, Malay, Indonesia, New Guinea, Philippines, Formosa and in some regions of Eastern Asia. Although thiscustom is not practiced today in China, Korea or Japan, evidences of the fact that this custom did exist in these countries in early times have been proved by archaeologists through numerous examples of ear-ornament artifacts excavated in these countries in recent years. Japan, in particular, has divulged a wide variety of Jomon period ear-ornaments in varied sizes and shapes.

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  • 人類學雜誌

    人類學雜誌 73 (4), 137-158, 1965

    一般社団法人　日本人類学会

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