【パワスポ巡り】釈迦堂遺跡博物館 前編 縄文天国山梨県 土偶1,116個の衝撃！！色々な縄文土偶と出会えます♪

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釈迦堂遺跡博物館　前編　
縄文天国山梨県　
土偶1,116個の衝撃！！　
色々な縄文土偶と出会えます♪
前編は釈迦堂遺跡発掘の土偶
本当に様々な土偶の欠片
色々な地域の土偶の模写？
交流の後？
本当に色々な土偶がいますよ♪
甲府盆地東側、京戸川扇状地の扇央地にあり、範囲は南北450メートルにわたる。標高は450メートル前後の高地。
1980年（昭和55年）から翌年にかけて中央自動車道を作る工事に関連して、山梨県教育委員会による発掘調査が延べ二万人以上で行われ、
多数の縄文時代の竪穴建物跡や
1,116点におよぶ土偶や、水流紋土器などが出土しました。
土偶は壊された状態で、埋められていた状態でした。
一番古い物で、16,000年前の物が！！
もう、どれだけ古いのか分かりません（笑）
ただ、土偶の殆どが、縄文中期の約5,500年前の物。
つまり一番栄えていた時期かと思われます。
その後、衰退したか、遺物も生活の後も減った様です。
縄文後期には富士山の大規模噴火、山体崩壊もあった様なので、その影響もあったのかも。
何にせよ1,116個の土偶の欠片は圧巻です。
しかも、何処かで見たような形のも…
簡素化されてたりしてますが、
日本中の土偶が集まってます。
それはどういう事なんでしょう…
交易があった？
人的交流があった？
分からないですね…
これはあくまでも私の仮説です。
縄文は女性が中心の集まりで、
男が嫁ぐスタイル。婿入り。
その際に元の部落の土偶を持ってきて、分解お裾分けし、嫁いだ部落の周りに埋める。
守り神として。
大地母神は女性ですからね。　
あと、コレなら略奪も無いですし…
争いも起きないかと。
まぁとにかくコレだけあると、色々な土偶があり、何処かで見たようなデザインのもチラホラ。
土偶の形が地方によってなのか、
宗教観なのか…
捧げる神が違うのか。
分からないです。
ありすぎて（笑）
とにかく縄文中期の文化の中心だったかもな、釈迦堂遺跡博物館…
圧巻ですよ♪
是非♪
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[Power Spot Tour]
Shakado Ruins Museum Part 1
Jomon Heaven Yamanashi Prefecture
The shock of 1,116 clay figurines!!
You can encounter various Jomon clay figurines.
The first part is about the clay figurines excavated from the Shakado ruins.
A truly diverse collection of clay figurine fragments
Copies of clay figurines from various regions?
After the exchange?
There are really a variety of clay figurines here!
It is located on the eastern side of the Kofu Basin, in the center of the Kyodo River alluvial fan, and stretches 450 meters from north to south. The altitude is about 450 meters.
From 1980 to the following year, in connection with the construction of the Chuo Expressway, excavation surveys were carried out by the Yamanashi Prefectural Board of Education, involving a total of more than 20,000 people.
There are many remains of Jomon pit dwellings and
As many as 1,116 clay figurines and pottery with water flow patterns were excavated.
The clay figurine had been broken and buried.
The oldest one is 16,000 years old!!
I don't know how old it is anymore lol
However, most of the clay figurines date back to the middle Jomon period, about 5,500 years ago.
This seems to be the period when it was at its most prosperous.
After that, it seems to have fallen into decline, and the number of remains has decreased even after people began living there.
It seems that there was a large-scale eruption and mountain collapse of Mount Fuji during the Late Jomon period, so this may have also had an influence.
In any case, the 1,116 clay figurine fragments are a spectacular sight.
Moreover, it looks like something I've seen somewhere before...
Although it has been simplified,
Clay figurines from all over Japan are gathered here.
What does that mean?
Was there a trade?
Was there any personal interaction?
I don't know...
This is just my hypothesis.
The Jomon were a group centered around women,
The style in which a man marries.
At that time, the clay figurine from the bride's original village is brought, disassembled, and shared among the bride, and then buried around the village to which she has been married.
As a guardian deity.
The Earth Mother is a woman.
Also, there's no looting...
I don't think there will be any conflict.
Anyway, there are many different clay figurines, and some of them have designs that look like something you've seen somewhere before.
Do the shapes of clay figurines differ depending on the region?
Religious views?
Is it because they are dedicated to a different god?
I don't know.
There are too many (laughs)
In any case, the Shakado Ruins Museum may have been the cultural center of the Middle Jomon period...
It's a masterpiece ♪
Please come ♪
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