The Shellmidden or Shellmound Period (Japanese: 貝塚時代, Kaizuka jidai) is one of the periods of the prehistory of the Okinawa and Amami Islands. It is defined...
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the construction of the namesake gusuku fortresses. Following the Shellmidden Period, the Gusuku is generally described as beginning in the 11th century...
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Jōmon period does not apply as the Jōmon people were absent from these places. Instead, common chronology for the area uses the Shellmidden Period or the...
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Okinawa Prefecture (section Ryukyu Kingdom period)
generally divided into two periods: the Paleolithic era and the Shellmidden period (Kaizuka period).: 14 The earliest evidence of human activity in Okinawa...
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that shellmiddens (or shellmound sites) did not appear until the latter Early Jeulmun. Choe and Bale estimate that at least 14 Middle Jeulmun period (c...
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100 m above sea level in modern Changwon City, Gyeongsang Nam-do. A shellmidden (shellmound) was found in the vicinity of Namsan, indicating that, in...
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