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The traces of plant seeds, known as "impressions," left on Jomon pottery were found to be cultivated soybeans... This finding overturns the notion that agriculture began in the Yayoi period.

The traces of plant seeds, known as "impressions," left on Jomon pottery were found to be cultivated soybeans... This finding overturns the notion that agriculture began in the Yayoi period.

A book titled "Seeds and Insects of the Jomon Period," which incorporates the research results of Hiroki Obata, an emeritus professor of Kumamoto University (archaeology), has been published in Fukuoka City as part of the "Newly Revised Fukuoka City History Booklet Series."

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縄文土器じょうもんどきの表面ひょうめんや内部ないぶにある種子しゅしなどのへこみ跡あと「圧痕(あっこんあっこん)」を調査ちょうさしてきた熊本くまもと大だい名誉教授めいよきょうじゅの小畑弘己おばたひろきさん(考古学こうこがく)の研究けんきゅう成果せいかを盛もり込こんだ書籍しょせき「縄文時代じょうもんじだいのタネとムシ」が、福岡市ふくおかしの「新修しんしゅう福岡市ふくおかし史しブックレット・シリーズ」から刊行かんこうされた。

A book titled "Seeds and Insects of the Jomon Period," which incorporates the research results of Hiroki Obata, an emeritus professor of Kumamoto University (archaeology), has been published in Fukuoka City as part of the "Newly Revised Fukuoka City History Booklet Series."

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