Bark basket
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| Shooting Date | 2021-03-22 |
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| Time Period | Early Jomon Period |
| Excavation Report | Sannnai Maruyama Site,Volume 9 |
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| Cultual Property Designation | Important Cultual Properties |
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| Explanation | This is commonly known as a Jomon pochette. It is very rare to find a three-dimensional shape of a woven basket, and is representative of the Jomon period. The inner bark of the cypress family is used in the Ajiro-weave technique, which is still used today. Walnut shells were found in the bark baskets. |
