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「グスクとは何か」講座開かれる 県立博物館・美術館の学芸員が解説

#Okinawa #Ryukyu #Okimyu #沖縄 #琉球 #グスク #おきみゅー #Archaeology #考古学
「グスクとは何か」講座開かれる 県立博物館・美術館の学芸員が解説

「グスクとは何か」講座開かれる 県立博物館・美術館の学芸員が解説

#Okinawa #Ryukyu #Okimyu #沖縄 #琉球 #グスク #おきみゅー #Archaeology #考古学
「グスクとは何か」講座開かれる 県立博物館・美術館の学芸員が解説

「グスクとは何か」講座開かれる 県立博物館・美術館の学芸員が解説

#Okinawa #Ryukyu #Okimyu #沖縄 #琉球 #グスク #おきみゅー #Archaeology #考古学
「グスクとは何か」講座開かれる 県立博物館・美術館の学芸員が解説

「グスクとは何か」講座開かれる 県立博物館・美術館の学芸員が解説

#Okinawa #Ryukyu #Okimyu #沖縄 #琉球 #グスク #おきみゅー #Archaeology #考古学
「グスクとは何か」講座開かれる 県立博物館・美術館の学芸員が解説

「グスクとは何か」講座開かれる 県立博物館・美術館の学芸員が解説

#Okinawa #Ryukyu #Okimyu #沖縄 #琉球 #グスク #おきみゅー #Archaeology #考古学
「グスクとは何か」講座開かれる 県立博物館・美術館の学芸員が解説

i'll be live-tooting in english the conference 「anthropological studies in Tarama, from prehistory to early modern period」at the prefectural museum starting at 14:00. hashtag will be as usual #RyukyuLT for ryukyu live tooting, mute it if you don't want to be flooded with okinawan anthropology 😁
#okinawa #okimyu #沖縄 #おきみゅー #多良間 #ryukyu #琉球 #anthropology #archaeology

i'll be live-tooting in english the conference 「anthropological studies in Tarama, from prehistory to early modern period」at the prefectural museum starting at 14:00. hashtag will be as usual #RyukyuLT for ryukyu live tooting, mute it if you don't want to be flooded with okinawan anthropology 😁
#okinawa #okimyu #沖縄 #おきみゅー #多良間 #ryukyu #琉球 #anthropology #archaeology

多良間島の考古人類学的調査-先史時代から近世まで

https://friendica.world/display/84b6ef2b-2069-d5ce-ec95-b99988382788

多良間島の考古人類学的調査-先史時代から近世まで

https://friendica.world/display/84b6ef2b-2069-d5ce-ec95-b99988382788

#okimyu
today we'll hear Hirofumi Sugawara ( #urasoe board of education) about the latest excavations at urasoe #gusuku, Mio Ōta ( #yomitan board of education) about the site of Ōwan agari-nu-ugan, Shintarō Yokote ( #nago boe) about the earthen gusukus of #yanbaru (northern part of #okinawa island) and Ryōma Miyagi ( #tomigusuku boe) about the excavations at tomigusuku gusuku. maybe not in this order.

#okimyu
today we'll hear Hirofumi Sugawara ( #urasoe board of education) about the latest excavations at urasoe #gusuku, Mio Ōta ( #yomitan board of education) about the site of Ōwan agari-nu-ugan, Shintarō Yokote ( #nago boe) about the earthen gusukus of #yanbaru (northern part of #okinawa island) and Ryōma Miyagi ( #tomigusuku boe) about the excavations at tomigusuku gusuku. maybe not in this order.

#okimyu
today we'll hear Hirofumi Sugawara ( #urasoe board of education) about the latest excavations at urasoe #gusuku, Mio Ōta ( #yomitan board of education) about the site of Ōwan agari-nu-ugan, Shintarō Yokote ( #nago boe) about the earthen gusukus of #yanbaru (northern part of #okinawa island) and Ryōma Miyagi ( #tomigusuku boe) about the excavations at tomigusuku gusuku. maybe not in this order.

#okimyu
today we'll hear Hirofumi Sugawara ( #urasoe board of education) about the latest excavations at urasoe #gusuku, Mio Ōta ( #yomitan board of education) about the site of Ōwan agari-nu-ugan, Shintarō Yokote ( #nago boe) about the earthen gusukus of #yanbaru (northern part of #okinawa island) and Ryōma Miyagi ( #tomigusuku boe) about the excavations at tomigusuku gusuku. maybe not in this order.

#okimyu
today we'll hear Hirofumi Sugawara ( #urasoe board of education) about the latest excavations at urasoe #gusuku, Mio Ōta ( #yomitan board of education) about the site of Ōwan agari-nu-ugan, Shintarō Yokote ( #nago boe) about the earthen gusukus of #yanbaru (northern part of #okinawa island) and Ryōma Miyagi ( #tomigusuku boe) about the excavations at tomigusuku gusuku. maybe not in this order.

#okimyu
the photograph on the title page of his PowerPoint is #zakimi gusuku. well, the model they have at the museum, which is a good choice (ok, he could have put any #gusuku here, i would have say it's a good choice)(not my fault if ＊＊all＊our gusukus are cool)
we start with a word by reiko nagamine, who is president of the association of the friends of the museum that is involved in the organisation of fevents for the 600th annyversary of the first sho dynasty.

#okimyu
the photograph on the title page of his PowerPoint is #zakimi gusuku. well, the model they have at the museum, which is a good choice (ok, he could have put any #gusuku here, i would have say it's a good choice)(not my fault if ＊＊all＊our gusukus are cool)
we start with a word by reiko nagamine, who is president of the association of the friends of the museum that is involved in the organisation of fevents for the 600th annyversary of the first sho dynasty.

#okimyu #minatogawa the fossil people of shiraho in ishigaki are taller, and have a different haplogroup, showing that multiple groups came to the ryukyu during the palaeolithic period.
this concludes the symposium.

#okimyu #minatogawa the fossil people of shiraho in ishigaki are taller, and have a different haplogroup, showing that multiple groups came to the ryukyu during the palaeolithic period.
this concludes the symposium.

#okimyu #minatogawa the fossil people of shiraho in ishigaki are taller, and have a different haplogroup, showing that multiple groups came to the ryukyu during the palaeolithic period.
this concludes the symposium.

#okimyu #minatogawa the fossil people of shiraho in ishigaki are taller, and have a different haplogroup, showing that multiple groups came to the ryukyu during the palaeolithic period.
this concludes the symposium.

#okimyu #minatogawa
to Kaifu, when cutting the reed for the first boat, they also used shell tools, and managed to cut them.
we can't be sure the first people who reached the ryukyu really got extinct, they may have been a very small population that got absorbed by the later population. to maintain a population the first settlers must have been more numerous than the 5 persons in the dugout canoe of the experiment.

#okimyu #minatogawa
to Kaifu, when cutting the reed for the first boat, they also used shell tools, and managed to cut them.
we can't be sure the first people who reached the ryukyu really got extinct, they may have been a very small population that got absorbed by the later population. to maintain a population the first settlers must have been more numerous than the 5 persons in the dugout canoe of the experiment.

#okimyu #minatogawa
to Kaifu, when cutting the reed for the first boat, they also used shell tools, and managed to cut them.
we can't be sure the first people who reached the ryukyu really got extinct, they may have been a very small population that got absorbed by the later population. to maintain a population the first settlers must have been more numerous than the 5 persons in the dugout canoe of the experiment.

#okimyu #minatogawa
to Kaifu, when cutting the reed for the first boat, they also used shell tools, and managed to cut them.
we can't be sure the first people who reached the ryukyu really got extinct, they may have been a very small population that got absorbed by the later population. to maintain a population the first settlers must have been more numerous than the 5 persons in the dugout canoe of the experiment.

#okimyu #minatogawa despite the lack of direct link between minatogawa and jomon people, they still both belong to the very large「asian group」with all its haplogroups.
to Fujita, on the extinction of ryukyu dear, we don't have good conservation of fossil pollen in okinawa so that precise environmental studies are difficult. we have only partial data with seeds or wood. we have no real proof that men ate dear (1 burnt bone, in sakitari, no cut marks).

#okimyu #minatogawa despite the lack of direct link between minatogawa and jomon people, they still both belong to the very large「asian group」with all its haplogroups.
to Fujita, on the extinction of ryukyu dear, we don't have good conservation of fossil pollen in okinawa so that precise environmental studies are difficult. we have only partial data with seeds or wood. we have no real proof that men ate dear (1 burnt bone, in sakitari, no cut marks).

#okimyu #minatogawa despite the lack of direct link between minatogawa and jomon people, they still both belong to the very large「asian group」with all its haplogroups.
to Fujita, on the extinction of ryukyu dear, we don't have good conservation of fossil pollen in okinawa so that precise environmental studies are difficult. we have only partial data with seeds or wood. we have no real proof that men ate dear (1 burnt bone, in sakitari, no cut marks).

#okimyu #minatogawa despite the lack of direct link between minatogawa and jomon people, they still both belong to the very large「asian group」with all its haplogroups.
to Fujita, on the extinction of ryukyu dear, we don't have good conservation of fossil pollen in okinawa so that precise environmental studies are difficult. we have only partial data with seeds or wood. we have no real proof that men ate dear (1 burnt bone, in sakitari, no cut marks).

#okimyu #minatogawa
question time !
first to Mizuno, there is no link between minatogawa and the japanese jomon and yayoi people but this only was a mtdna study, it might be different with nuclear dna. last year nobel prize was related to the Neanderthal, but samely, first with mtdna no link was found and then with nuclear dna links (with modern humans) were found.
there was a programme lately on tv about the ancestry of japanese people , they talked about jomon people but not about minatogawa.

#okimyu #minatogawa
question time !
first to Mizuno, there is no link between minatogawa and the japanese jomon and yayoi people but this only was a mtdna study, it might be different with nuclear dna. last year nobel prize was related to the Neanderthal, but samely, first with mtdna no link was found and then with nuclear dna links (with modern humans) were found.
there was a programme lately on tv about the ancestry of japanese people , they talked about jomon people but not about minatogawa.

#okimyu #minatogawa
question time !
first to Mizuno, there is no link between minatogawa and the japanese jomon and yayoi people but this only was a mtdna study, it might be different with nuclear dna. last year nobel prize was related to the Neanderthal, but samely, first with mtdna no link was found and then with nuclear dna links (with modern humans) were found.
there was a programme lately on tv about the ancestry of japanese people , they talked about jomon people but not about minatogawa.

#okimyu #minatogawa
question time !
first to Mizuno, there is no link between minatogawa and the japanese jomon and yayoi people but this only was a mtdna study, it might be different with nuclear dna. last year nobel prize was related to the Neanderthal, but samely, first with mtdna no link was found and then with nuclear dna links (with modern humans) were found.
there was a programme lately on tv about the ancestry of japanese people , they talked about jomon people but not about minatogawa.

#okimyu #minatogawa
this time they managed to reach yonaguni (go and watch the film on Amazon). they crossed the stream during the first night but had to spend a second night on board before they managed to get to yonaguni.

#okimyu #minatogawa
this time they managed to reach yonaguni (go and watch the film on Amazon). they crossed the stream during the first night but had to spend a second night on board before they managed to get to yonaguni.

#okimyu #minatogawa
this time they managed to reach yonaguni (go and watch the film on Amazon). they crossed the stream during the first night but had to spend a second night on board before they managed to get to yonaguni.

#okimyu #minatogawa
this time they managed to reach yonaguni (go and watch the film on Amazon). they crossed the stream during the first night but had to spend a second night on board before they managed to get to yonaguni.

#okimyu #minatogawa
they departed just after a typhoon and failed, of course… but they tried again, with a bamboo boat, this time, from taiwan to yonaguni. they failed again. but they started to understand the kuroshio. so, they tried again, this time with a dugout canoe. it was not clear if it was possible to make a dugout canoe with the palaeolithic tools, but they managed to. (took them 6 days to just cut the tree down)

#okimyu #minatogawa
they departed just after a typhoon and failed, of course… but they tried again, with a bamboo boat, this time, from taiwan to yonaguni. they failed again. but they started to understand the kuroshio. so, they tried again, this time with a dugout canoe. it was not clear if it was possible to make a dugout canoe with the palaeolithic tools, but they managed to. (took them 6 days to just cut the tree down)

#okimyu #minatogawa
they departed just after a typhoon and failed, of course… but they tried again, with a bamboo boat, this time, from taiwan to yonaguni. they failed again. but they started to understand the kuroshio. so, they tried again, this time with a dugout canoe. it was not clear if it was possible to make a dugout canoe with the palaeolithic tools, but they managed to. (took them 6 days to just cut the tree down)

#okimyu #minatogawa
they departed just after a typhoon and failed, of course… but they tried again, with a bamboo boat, this time, from taiwan to yonaguni. they failed again. but they started to understand the kuroshio. so, they tried again, this time with a dugout canoe. it was not clear if it was possible to make a dugout canoe with the palaeolithic tools, but they managed to. (took them 6 days to just cut the tree down)

#okimyu #minatogawa
they departed just after a typhoon and failed, of course… but they tried again, with a bamboo boat, this time, from taiwan to yonaguni. they failed again. but they started to understand the kuroshio. so, they tried again, this time with a dugout canoe. it was not clear if it was possible to make a dugout canoe with the palaeolithic tools, but they managed to. (took them 6 days to just cut the tree down)

#okimyu #minatogawa
Kaifu and his team experimented the crossing of the sea from taiwan to yonaguni with the palaeolithic techniques. we don't have data concerning the boats of this time. 「riding」the kuroshio from taiwan does ＊not＊ lead naturally to yonaguni, it goes further north. it is necessary to ＊cross＊ the kuroshio. (if you come from taiwan, why not further south ?)
Kaifu's team first made a boat of reed (with palaeolithic tools) and tried to go to iriomote.

#okimyu #minatogawa
Kaifu and his team experimented the crossing of the sea from taiwan to yonaguni with the palaeolithic techniques. we don't have data concerning the boats of this time. 「riding」the kuroshio from taiwan does ＊not＊ lead naturally to yonaguni, it goes further north. it is necessary to ＊cross＊ the kuroshio. (if you come from taiwan, why not further south ?)
Kaifu's team first made a boat of reed (with palaeolithic tools) and tried to go to iriomote.

#okimyu #minatogawa
Kaifu and his team experimented the crossing of the sea from taiwan to yonaguni with the palaeolithic techniques. we don't have data concerning the boats of this time. 「riding」the kuroshio from taiwan does ＊not＊ lead naturally to yonaguni, it goes further north. it is necessary to ＊cross＊ the kuroshio. (if you come from taiwan, why not further south ?)
Kaifu's team first made a boat of reed (with palaeolithic tools) and tried to go to iriomote.

#okimyu #minatogawa
Kaifu and his team experimented the crossing of the sea from taiwan to yonaguni with the palaeolithic techniques. we don't have data concerning the boats of this time. 「riding」the kuroshio from taiwan does ＊not＊ lead naturally to yonaguni, it goes further north. it is necessary to ＊cross＊ the kuroshio. (if you come from taiwan, why not further south ?)
Kaifu's team first made a boat of reed (with palaeolithic tools) and tried to go to iriomote.

#okimyu #minatogawa
Kaifu and his team experimented the crossing of the sea from taiwan to yonaguni with the palaeolithic techniques. we don't have data concerning the boats of this time. 「riding」the kuroshio from taiwan does ＊not＊ lead naturally to yonaguni, it goes further north. it is necessary to ＊cross＊ the kuroshio. (if you come from taiwan, why not further south ?)
Kaifu's team first made a boat of reed (with palaeolithic tools) and tried to go to iriomote.

#okimyu #minatogawa
the third comm is about the arrival of those 「minatogawa men」in the ryukyu. the land extended to taiwan, but the ryukyu was still an archipelago. it is very probable that the ryukyu was an archipelago fiom 2000000 years ago.
people arrived by 36500 years ago, crossing the sea.
there is the kuroshio stream between taiwan and the ryukyu ＋ the distances are very large, you can't see the 「next」island from the previous one in most cases.

#okimyu #minatogawa
the third comm is about the arrival of those 「minatogawa men」in the ryukyu. the land extended to taiwan, but the ryukyu was still an archipelago. it is very probable that the ryukyu was an archipelago fiom 2000000 years ago.
people arrived by 36500 years ago, crossing the sea.
there is the kuroshio stream between taiwan and the ryukyu ＋ the distances are very large, you can't see the 「next」island from the previous one in most cases.

#okimyu #minatogawa
the third comm is about the arrival of those 「minatogawa men」in the ryukyu. the land extended to taiwan, but the ryukyu was still an archipelago. it is very probable that the ryukyu was an archipelago fiom 2000000 years ago.
people arrived by 36500 years ago, crossing the sea.
there is the kuroshio stream between taiwan and the ryukyu ＋ the distances are very large, you can't see the 「next」island from the previous one in most cases.

#okimyu #minatogawa
the third comm is about the arrival of those 「minatogawa men」in the ryukyu. the land extended to taiwan, but the ryukyu was still an archipelago. it is very probable that the ryukyu was an archipelago fiom 2000000 years ago.
people arrived by 36500 years ago, crossing the sea.
there is the kuroshio stream between taiwan and the ryukyu ＋ the distances are very large, you can't see the 「next」island from the previous one in most cases.