RESERCH REPORT, NARA NATIONAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE FOR CULTURAL PROPERTIES NO.95
PART Ⅰ Tools of Jomon cord marking and clay tablets made by YAMANOUCHI SUGAO
1 Outline of materials 1
2 Process of investigation 2
3 Tools of Jomon cord marking and clay tablets, printed in "Cord Marking on Prehistoric Japanese Pottery(⽇本先史⼟器の縄紋)",and related materials 3
4 Identification of plant species used for tools of Jomon cord marking 23
PART Ⅱ Reconstruction of tools of Jomon cord marking and cord marked impressions on clay tablets, printed in "Cord Marking on Prehistoric Japanese Pottery(⽇本先史⼟器の縄紋)"
1 Terms of Jomon cord marking 25
2 Reconstruction of tools of Jomon cord marking and cord marked impressions on clay tablets 27
Bibliographies 101
English summary 107
SUMMARY
This book "The Yamanouchi Sugao Collection I:Tools of Jomon Cord-marking" is the first in a new series that reports unreported materials among the archaeological materials and research tools of Yamanouchi Sugao held by Nara National Research Institute for Cultural Properties. Yamanouchi Sugao (1902-1970), who achieved the systematization of Japanese prehistoric archeology, was one of Japan's leading archaeologists. Among the many achievements left by Yamanouchi, the elucidation of the Jomon pattern, that is, the " Tools of Jomon Cordmarking " found in Jomon pottery and Yayoi pottery, is still positioned as his outstanding achievement.
This book is composed of two parts. In Part I, We reported tools of cord-marking that is presumed to have been produced by Yamanouchi, focusing on tools of cord-marking and clay tablets published in "Cord Marking on Prehistoric Japanese Pottery(日本先史土器の縄紋)" (Yamanouchi 1979). In Part II, We reconstructed tools of cord-marking and clay tablets for all of tools of cord-marking and clay tablets published in " Cord Marking on Prehistoric Japanese Pottery(日本先史土器の縄紋)", and explained the structure and manufacturing procedure of tools of cord-marking. In " Cord Marking on Prehistoric Japanese Pottery(日本先史土器の縄紋)", the clay tablets corresponding to tools of cord-marking are given the same number, but there are some parts where the numbers of tools of cord-marking and the clay tablets do not match. It was revised and posted so that the relationship would be correct.