Clay figurine
| Caption | Clay Figurine |
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| Credit Notation | Collection of Sannai Maruyama Jomon Culture Center |
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| Original Image | P_A_2021-05-24 01400.jpg |
| Shooting Date | 2021-05-24 |
| Time Period | Middle Jomon Period |
| Excavation Report | Sannnai Maruyama Site,Volume 35 |
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| Explanation | Dolls made of clay are called clay figurines, of which more than 2,000 have been found. They are made in the shape of a board with arms outstretched. They vary in size from about 4 centimeters for the smallest to over 30 centimeters for the largest. They are thought to have been tools used in festivals and prayers to pray for a good harvest, and many have been excavated from the mounds. |
