ダウンロード 奴国Ｂ: ３・４合冊 本

This book includes the Series 3-4 of "奴国".In Series Nakoku 3, we will only look at the grave goods of jade in northern Kyushu island of Japan during the Yayoi period. Jade in the Yayoi period was a precious jewel. It is buried only in the royal tomb. However, no jade burial items have been confirmed at the Yoshinogari Ruins, which are the largest ruins in the Yayoi period, the Hiratsuka Kawazoe Ruins, which are also large moated settlements, and the Sukuokamoto Site. In other words, there is no jade burial in Nakoku and Yamatai-affiliated settlements. The question arises whether jade is a complete anti-Nakoku / Yamatai burial item. Here, on the contrary, by looking at jade, we will approach the substance of the anti-Nakoku / anti-Yamatai-koku system.In Series Nakoku 4, we will look at the collapse of Nakoku in the latter of the Middle Yayoi period of Japan, especially the ruins on the banks of the Mikasa River in the Fukuoka Plain. Even in the same Fukuoka Plain, the ruins on the banks of the Nakagawa River that I saw in Series Nakoku 3 prospered in the Middle Yayoi period and the Late Yayoi period of Japan. On the other hand, although it is the same Fukuoka plain, all the ruins on the banks of the Mikasa River that we will see here will be abandoned or ended at the end of the Middle Yayoi period of Japan. What is the difference between the banks of the Mikasa River and the banks of the Naka River, which are only a few kilometers apart from　in spite of the same Fukuoka Plain ? We will look at it while associating it with the previous series Yamatai-koku Himiko.