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性炭素14年代測定法で測定したところ、9世紀から11世紀をしめす傾向がみとめられています（O’Reilly.els,2019,Excavating among the megaliths recent research at the Plain of Jars site 1 in Laos,Antiquity93）。 この測定値は、新田栄治さんが考古学的方法で推定した年代観にちかづくものとなってい

物園学紀要）, 2: 47-50. New Effect of brushing on heart rate variability in Malayan tapirs: Does brushing contribute toward alleviating puncture stress?（外部サイトへリンク） Yuki Ishida, Yumi Yamanashi, Kenichi Yayou, Daisuke Kohari. 2025. Journal of Zoo and Aquarium Research, 13: 132–140. Zoo Science Journal 茨城大学・日立市かみね動物園・千葉市動物公園の３機関で構成するZOO SCIENCE HUB（ズー・サイエンス・ハブ）による

」。平和のpeace、破片のpiece。）と呼ばれるものがある。 （http://www.museum-kai.net/museum_home/55/item,93（外部サイトへリンク）（別ウインドウで開く）） The more I research, the more I realize there are various things. Things that are thought to be written characters have not been found yet. 調べれば調べるほど様々なものがあることを知る。文字と思われ

Observation Facility 加曽利貝塚,展示 更新日：2023年11月10日 1.　施設概要　Explanation of Facility 2.　重複する遺構　Overlapping Relics 3.　保存のための研究　Preservation Research 1. 施設概要　Explanation of Facility 英語 English The Kasori Shell Mounds were at risk of being demolished in the year 1962, but excavations on this site discovered evidence of people that had gathered together in groups, interred human bones dating back to the middle Jōmon period (approximately 5,000

Spots｜Chibanosuke Guide 3What color were rice ears in the Yayoi period? Chibanosuke Guide They were growing rice in the Yayoi period, right? Aye, the Yayoi people cultivated the lowlands, built facilities to bring water to the fields, and then started paddy rice cultivation. But, recent research has revealed that rice was also cultivated during the Jomon period. Was rice in the Yayoi period different from rice we have today? Rice grain impressions left on Yayoi earthenware transferred with silicon Indeed. It seems that there were individual differences in the height and size of the ears of rice in

Knowledge Spots｜Chibanosuke Guide 29Where Does “O-dachin” Come From? Chibanosuke Guide Packhorse (Image courtesy of the International Research Center for Japanese Studies) Back in the day, people used horses to carry loads over land. That makes sense for heavy stuff— much easier! Indeed. Carrying goods by horse was called “da,” and the fee for that service was called “dachin.” The word “o-dachin,” meaning a small reward or tip, comes from that term. Then if I carry something, I should get o-dachin too!

’s a “balloon bomb”? Toward the end of the war, the army developed a weapon that attached bombs to balloons about 10 meters in diameter. They released them into the jet stream to send them across the Pacific to attack America. It was created by the Army's Technical Research Institute and launched by the Army Balloon Regiment. They launched about 9,000 of them from three coastal areas—along the Pacific in Ibaraki, Fukushima, and Chiba. Nearly 1,000 made it all the way to the U.S., and some even caused casualties. What a terrifying weapon…

す。 12 artists created their work in Chiba. Historic buildings throughout the city, or places people walk by daily, become exhibition sites. You’ll have a chance to see photos of city people and scenery, work based on the history of our area, or memories of locations found through research. These works of art will help us raise questions like, “Where is this?” or “Who are we?” By walking through the exhibition locations by connecting the dots, a new aspect of Chiba is sure to be discovered. Including the Archive Display at Inage, a total of 13 exhibitions will reveal

す。 12 artists created their work in Chiba. Historic buildings throughout the city, or places people walk by daily, become exhibition sites. You’ll have a chance to see photos of city people and scenery, work based on the history of our area, or memories of locations found through research. These works of art will help us raise questions like, "Where is this?" or "Who are we?" By walking through the exhibition locations by connecting the dots, a new aspect of Chiba is sure to be discovered. Including the Archive Display at Inage, a total of 13 exhibitions will reveal