The Ancients Prehistoric Japan
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Nov 3, 2024 Dr. Simon Kainer, an archaeologist from the University of East Anglia with a deep focus on prehistoric Japan, joins to unravel the captivating tales of the Jomon culture. He discusses the arrival of the first humans and their remarkable hunter-gatherer lifestyle. Listeners will learn about the intriguing stone circles and complex ceramics that showcase advanced craftsmanship. The conversation also probes the sophisticated societal structures of the Jomon, exploring how these ancient developments shaped Japan's cultural identity long before rice farming.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Japan's Prehistoric Heritage
01:51 • 26min
Exploring History and Convenient Car Selling
27:44 • 2min
Exploring the Life and Innovations of the Germon People
29:42 • 2min
The Jomon Communities: Beyond Hunter-Gatherers
31:57 • 12min
Exploring History through Sexuality and Scandals
44:02 • 2min
Connections of the Jomon: Stone Circles and Ceramics
45:37 • 12min
Exploring the Rich Tapestry of Prehistoric Japan
57:39 • 3min