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八戸駅
21st September 2024
Sean bienvenidos, japonsistasarqueológicos, a una nueva entrega arqueológica, en esta ocasión nos vamos a la ciudad de Kameoka una vez dicho esto, pónganse cómodos que empezamos. - La ciudad de Kameoka, se localiza en la prefectura de Kioto, en la región de Kansai, nos vamos a trasladar a los hornos de Shino que se denominan así oficialmente :Sitios de producción de cerámica de Shino, Kioto alguna vez se llamó provincia de Tanba. A Continuación os pondré imágenes de dichas cerámicas, desde 1976 hasta 1986, con el fin de construir una carretera de peaje llamada Kyoto Jukanmichi, Shinogama fue excavada y supervisada continuamente. - Datan del periodo Nara entre los siglos VIII y IX, dicha área cubre un área amplia, desde la prefectura de Aomori en el norte hasta la prefectura de Miyazaki en el sur, el horno Otani No. 3, que investigó la Universidad de Osaka, también era un horno que producía cerámica vidriada en verde durante ese período. - Espero que os haya gustado y nos vemos en próximas publicaciones que pasen una buena semana. - 日本の考古学者たちよ、ようこそ！今回は亀岡市です。 それでは、ごゆっくりお過ごしください。 - 関西の京都府にある亀岡市、これから移動して、志野窯、正式には志野焼生産地といいます、京都はかつて丹波国と呼ばれていました。この窯元の写真を紹介します。1976年から1986年まで、京都縦貫道という有料道路を作るために、篠窯は発掘され、継続的に監視されました。 - 8世紀から9世紀の奈良時代のもので、北は青森県から南は宮崎県までの広い範囲にあり、大阪大学が研究している大谷3号窯も、その時代に緑釉陶器を生産していた窯である。 - 私はあなたがそれを好きで、将来の記事であなたを参照してください願っています素敵な週を持っています。
Welcome, Japanese archaeologists, to a new archaeological instalment, this time we are going to the city of Kameoka. Having said that, make yourselves comfortable and let's get started.
The city of Kameoka, located in Kyoto prefecture, in the Kansai region, we are going to move to the Shino kilns which are officially called Shino pottery production sites, Kyoto was once called Tanba province. Here are some pictures of these potteries. From 1976 to 1986, in order to build a toll road called Kyoto Jukanmichi, Shinogama was excavated and continuously monitored.
Dating from the Nara period between the 8th and 9th centuries, this area covers a wide area from Aomori prefecture in the north to Miyazaki prefecture in the south, the Otani No. 3 kiln, which was researched by Osaka University, was also a kiln that produced green-glazed pottery during this period.
I hope you liked it and see you in future posts have a nice week.
One reason I am glad ku=porokakko (college/university) is in this city. I very much look forward to going to at least one of these festivals since it isn't far from Hirosaki University. The only problem I would think of is that Tsagaan Sar takes place just before the Hachinobe Enburi, and may not be able to spend much time in it with my brother and his family. I can't wait to meet my 2 nephews again, and one of them is 4 months old, named Ishijiro/Batchuluu. 2 year old Ishizue/Suuriin Chuluu is doing very well despite the cold, and I really am glad Hakodate is quite easily accessible from here through the Seikan Tunnel since it means I could visit my brother's family on breaks (though these are rather sparse). I hope you guys are paying old debts and grudges buried for the old year. Apunno oka yan.
An amazing region, & I’m glad to go to university in here. Even more surprising is the culture beneath it of the Ainu inside. It’s not as well known as the Hokkaido counterpart, but it’s another layer to the scenic guide shown here that should definitely be added. Paye tan sir yan. Tan not siretok sonno ne. (Come to this land, please. This peninsula is very beautiful.)