Description
This bowl-shaped pottery vessel dating from the Final Jomon period was unearthed from the Seizan Site in Nanae Town. Its unique feature is a knob-like protrusion with a trifurcated pattern on the rim. The body has designs composed of interlocking ornamental elements (known as renkei irikumi-mon), which are accentuated by the areas cut off by grooved lines and made plain. In a broad sense, the vessel corresponds to Ohbora C2-type pottery, but it is called Seizan I-type pottery in southern Hokkaido.
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Hokkaido Digital Museum
"Hokkaido Digital Museum," is a cross-search portal that aggregates information on facilities, materials, and artworks at museums and art galleries in Hokkaido
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Hokkaido governement opened to the public the "Hokkaido Digital Museum," a cross-search portal site that collects information on museums, materials, and artworks from various museums and art galleries in Hokkaido and make it available as one-stop
Last updated
July 14, 2026