Hyogo Prefecture Archaeological Museum
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place | Harima , Japan |
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opening | October 13, 2007 |
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Hironobu Ishino
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The Archaeological Museum of Hyōgo Prefecture ( Japanese 兵 庫 県 立 考古 博物館 , Hyōgo Kenritsu Kōko Hakubutsukan , English Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Archeology ) in Harima , Hyōgo Prefecture , Japan , was founded in 2007 with the "Great Medieval Village of Harima" ( 播 磨 大中 古代の 村 ) and opened with a total area of 8367 m². The main task of the museum is to carry out excavations of archaeological cultural assets, to evaluate, store and research finds. In the immediate vicinity is the Innaka site. The museum has compiled a database of information on 25,000 sites in the prefecture, which can be downloaded from the website. It maintains a lively exchange of information with other museums and research institutions at home and abroad.
Exhibition focuses and archives
- Replica of a ship from the early days (in original size)
- Stone coffin and bones of Akashi prehistoric man ( 明石 原人 , Akashi genjin )
- In the “medieval village” of the outdoor complex, for example, you can find replicas of dwellings from the Yayoi period
- Loans from other archaeological museums in Japan
Material cultural goods
The museum is in possession of cultural goods that have been declared as material cultural goods and that come from various sites:
- 44 artifacts from the Ichi-no-gō ( 市 之 郷 遺跡 ) site in Himeji
- 285 artifacts from the Ichibe ( 市 辺 遺跡 ) site in Tamba
- 589 artifacts from the Tsukuda ( 佃 遺跡 ) site in Awaji
- 1307 artifacts from the Nanokaichi ( 七日 市 遺跡 ) site in Tamba
- 10 artifacts from Kofun No. 6 of the Katteno Kofu group ( 勝 手 野 6 号 墳 ) Ono
- 327 artifacts from Toshigami Kofun No. 6 ( 年 ノ 神 6 号 墳 ) in Miki
- 8 artifacts from the site Omoteyama ( 表 山 遺跡 ) in Kobe
- 39 artifacts from the Tamatsutanaka site ( 勝 手 野 6 号 墳 ) in Kobe
- 2 artifacts from the Maruyama ( ま る や ま 遺跡 ) site in Awaji
- 20 artifacts from the earth pit grave ( 土 壙 墓 , dokōbo ) Tari-Maeda ( 多 利 ・ 前 田 遺跡 ) in Tamba
- 10 artifacts from Kofun No. 2 of the Mukōyama Kofu group ( 向 山 2 号 墳 ) in Asago
- 32 artefacts from the Yayoi tombs No. 1 and 2 of the Handayama Kofu group ( 半 田 山 1 ・ 2 号 墳丘 墓 ) in Tatsuno
- 11 artifacts from tomb No. 2 at the Higashimuko site ( 東 武庫 遺跡 2 号 墓 ) in Amagasaki
- 1 artifact from the Ōdachō ( 大田 町 遺跡 ) site in Kobe
- 1 Mochan from the Sanjōkunotsubo ( 三条 九 ノ 坪 遺跡 ) site in Ashiya
- 2 artifacts from the Hakaza ( 袴 狭 遺跡 ) site in Toyooka
- 186 artifacts from the yayoi kofu group on Mount Naiba ( 内 場 山 弥 生 墳墓 群 ) in Sasayama
- 33 molds for small dōtaku with accessories from the site Hirakata ( 平方 遺跡 ) in Sanda
- 4 iron swords and axes from the Arihana ( 有 鼻 遺跡 ) site in Sanda
- 20 stoneware artifacts from the Kokuryō ( 国 領 遺跡 ) site in Tamba
- 12 artifacts from the Yoro-Yanagase site ( 丁 ・ 柳 ケ 瀬 遺跡 ) in Himeji
- 101 artifacts from the Sawanoura site ( 沢 の 浦 2 号 墳 ) in Sasayama
- 12 artifacts from the Sutra hill Katsuo ( 勝雄 経 塚 ) in Kobe
- 12 artifacts from Sutra Hill Kamiitai ( 上 板井 塚 塚 ) in Sasayama
- 41 artifacts from the Koinumaru ( 小犬 丸 遺跡 ) site in Tatsuno
- 58 artifacts from the Yamagaki ( 山 垣 遺跡 ) site in Tamba
- 70 artifacts from the Funkata ( 深 田 遺跡 ) site in Toyooka
- 26 artifacts from the Uryū ( 雨 流 遺跡 ) site in Minami-Awaji
- 462 artifacts from Sutra Hill Kamiitai ( 上 板井 経 塚 ) in Sasayama
There are a total of 29 groups of objects that have been declared as “important material cultural assets” throughout the prefecture.
Archives
In addition to the database on the sites in the prefecture, the museum also provides an online database with more than 100,000 records on the archaeological materials in its collection. The museum also provides basic information on extraordinary finds in Korea and China. The online offer is supplemented by a literature list with publications by the archaeologists working in Hyōgo (status of the list from 2002). In addition to the extensive information on finds and places, the museum also provides information on a total of 20 other archaeological museums, collections and exhibitions in the prefecture.
Diorama with a scene from the Japanese Paleolithic
Timeline - 3500 years of development of ceramics from the Jōmon to the Edo period (in the entrance area of the museum)
Web links
- お 知 ら せ . Hyogo Prefecture Archaeological Museum, 2007,accessed August 30, 2013(Japanese, Museum's official website).
Individual evidence
- ↑ 考古学 情報 バ ン ク (Archeology Information Bank). Hyogo Prefecture Archaeological Museum, 2007, accessed August 30, 2013 (Japanese).
- ↑ 館 蔵 品 紹 介 (Museum Stored Possession Introduction). Hyogo Prefecture Archaeological Museum, 2007, accessed August 30, 2013 (Japanese).
- ↑ 館 蔵 品 デ ー タ ベ ー ス . Hyogo Prefecture Archaeological Museum, 2007, accessed December 2, 2013 (Japanese).
- ↑ ひ ょ う ご 考古学 ま る ご と ミ ュ ー ジ ア ム . Hyogo Prefecture Archaeological Museum, 2007, accessed August 30, 2013 (Japanese).
Coordinates: 34 ° 43 '32.1 " N , 134 ° 52' 38.4" E