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the archaeology of the Jomon period – now believed to date back more than 16,000 years, from the appearance of the earliest ceramic containers, and lasting until the emergence of rice farming at the start of the Yayoi period, around 2,500 years ago Jomon Era, Yayoi Period, Rice Farming, Jomon Period, Japanese Statue, Japanese Ancient, Ceramic Containers, Ancient Japan, Prehistoric World

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The precocious potters of ancient Japan | Apollo Magazine

During the Jomon period the Japanese archipelago was home to one of the prehistoric world’s most innovative societies, writes Simon Kaner

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Yayoi Period, Jomon Period, Japanese Statue, Clay Statue, Ancient Japan, Ancient Sculpture, Strange Places, Ancient Aliens, Ancient Artifacts

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Jomon Era, Yayoi Period, Jomon Period, Japanese Traditional Art, Period Art, Coil Pots, Ancient Japan, Ancient Pottery, City Museum

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Jomon Era Art and Haniwa

This autumn sees a rare exhibition that explores the art and culture of the Jomon era (11,000-400 BC). It is 20 years since the last exhibition was held in Paris in 1998. The show comprises 64 piec…

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Elaborate Jomon-Era Pottery Informs the Colorful Curvatures of Couture by Ryunosuke Okazaki | Spoon & Tamago Jomon Era, Jomon Period, Dragon Hunters, Coil Pots, Japanese Photography, Old Pottery, Ancient Pottery, Cultural Art, Ceramics Projects

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Elaborate Jomon-Era Pottery Informs the Colorful Curvatures of Couture by Ryunosuke Okazaki

photos by Kenji Agata Jomon-era pottery, created roughly 4000-5000 years ago, is considered to be the oldest pottery in Japan. Jomon (縄文) literally means "rope-patterned" and as the name implies, much of the pottery was elaborately designed with coils and imprints, rendering them more decorative

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The Beauty of Japanese Jōmon Pottery: Techniques, Tradition and Culture

This event invites three contemporary Japanese ceramic artists to discuss Jōmon pottery, its techniques, styles, and cultural significance in Japan. Being the oldest art form dated from 10,500 BC to 300 BC, Jōmon pottery reveals the lifestyles, cultures and beliefs from the Neolithic period. Since its discovery in the late 19thcentury, the diverse and mysterious potteries shaped the discourse on the origin of the civilization and cultural identity in Japan even to today. Artists in popular…

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Jomon Period

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Jomon, meaning “cord-marked,” refers to the impressions left from rolling braided or twisted ropes across the surface of moist clay vessels in the Neolithi... Jomon Era, Kimbell Art Museum, Jomon Period, Clay Vessels, Neolithic Period, Coil Pottery, Cultural Artifact, Ancient Japan, Old Pottery

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Jar with Sculptural Rim - Google Arts & Culture

Jomon, meaning “cord-marked,” refers to the impressions left from rolling braided or twisted ropes across the surface of moist clay vessels in the Neolithi...

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An Earthenware Figure of a Woman (Dogu) | LATE JOMON PERIOD (1000-400BC) | Christie's Jomon Era, Japanese Objects, Jomon Period, Decorative Lines, Ancient Pottery, Pottery Sculpture, Contemporary Sculpture, Art Historian, Ancient Artifacts

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An Earthenware Figure of a Woman (Dogu) , LATE JOMON PERIOD (1000-400BC) | Christie's

LATE JOMON PERIOD (1000-400BC)

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Gangu (The figure that was made with a stone). Jomon-era. Aomori Japan. BC.1,200 – BC.800. | ANCIENT ARCHIVES Jomon Era, Goddess Figurines, Aomori Japan, Istoria Artei, Cultural Artifact, Goddess Sculpture, Ancient Goddesses, Ancient Statues, Ancient Pottery

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Japanese DOGU Yamanashi Japan. BC.3,500

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Ancient Art as Inspiration

I have long been a fan of ancient art. I love the textures, the forms, the depth of history. I am sharing here a brief visual tour of a few examples, along with recent work inspired by these and other ancient forms... "DOGU", discovered in remains of Aomori. Jomon-era. BC.3,500 - BC.2,500. Aomori Japan. Female-effigy ceramic burial urn, Northern Andes, Columbia, South America, 1,000–1,500 AD. 23 x 40" in circumference Predating Stonehenge by 6,000 years, Turkey’s stunning Gobekli Tepe upends…

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