Archeological Analysis of Ironware excavated in Atsuma Town, Hokkaido Prefecture

• YAEGASHI Tadao

  Hiraizumi Town Office

• TAKAHASHI Kazuhide

  National Institute of Technology，Hakodate College

• INUI Tetsuya

  Atsuma Town Bord of Education

• NAKAMURA Kazuyuki

  National Institute of Technology，Hakodate College

Bibliographic Information

Other Title

• 北海道厚真町出土の鉄器の考古学的分析

Abstract

A large number of the ironware was excavated in Hokkaido. These are very important in considering the ironware excavated in Honshu. The ironware of Honshu was rare to excavate, because ironware were recycled in Honshu. Among the ironware in Hokkaido, there is unique sword called Ezo-gatana or Ainu’s sword which is not discovered in Honshu. This sword is seems to be the sword for ceremonial use. We search the difference of the manufacturing process with the Japanese sword excavated from the same site from the X - ray transmission image.

Journal

• RESEARCH REPORTS OF NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, HAKODATE COLLEGE

  RESEARCH REPORTS OF NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, HAKODATE COLLEGE 53 (0), 124-127, 2019

  National Institute of Technology, Hakodate College

Keywords

• Ironware in Hokkaido
• Ezo-gatana
• Japanese sword
• Swords for ceremonial use
• X-ray transmission image

Details

• CRID: 1390282763098796160
• NII Article ID: 130007591541
• DOI: 10.20706/hakodatekosen.53.0_124
• ISSN: 24241962
• ISSN: 02865491
• Text Lang: ja
• Data Source:
  • JaLC
  • CiNii Articles
  • KAKEN
• Abstract License Flag: Disallowed