Archaeological sites of the Tama Hills which straddles the cities of Tama Machida, Inagi and Hachioji today.
A “Jomon village” based on settlement traces was recreated, with archaeological exhibits from 40 years of diggings on display at the adjacent Exhibition Hall run by the Tokyo Metropolitan Archaeological Center. Archaeologists have excavated 770 out of the 964 sites from the Tama Hills (aka the Tama New Town to locals).
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I have begun a series on the Jomon Village Historic Garden of the Tama Hills (which I have visited probably over 10 times!). Meanwhile, we continue to blog and keep all our previous content here. If you like the look of the new website, or have other feedback, please leave a comment over there. Maedakochi site and the recreated landscape of Tama Hills during the Incipient Jomon Period (Photo: Heritage of Japan)Īnnouncement! We are slowly (it will be a laborious work in progress) moving to a new website (still with WordPress), uploading a few pages at a time.
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