Kasori Shell Mound

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The Kasori Shell Mound in Chiba, Japan, is one of the largest shell mounds from the Jomon period, which dates back to approximately 4,000 to 3,000 BCE. This archaeological site provides valuable insights into the lives of the Jomon people, who were primarily hunter-gatherers. The mound consists of layers of shells, animal bones, pottery shards, and other artifacts, offering evidence of the diet, habits, and culture of the ancient inhabitants. Excavations have revealed intricate pottery designs and tools, highlighting the advanced craftsmanship of the Jomon people.

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