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1.the Origins Of Japanese Art-2.the Jomon Period: A Hunting-gathering Culture-3.the Yayoi Period: An Agrarian Culture-4.the Tumulus Period: An Equestrian Culture-5.the Center Of Jomon Culture: Hokkaido And The Tohoku Area-archaic And Early Jomon Pottery-the Terminal Jomon Creative Revival-expressions In Stone-the Cultures After Jomon-6.the Sculpturesque Tradition: The Kanto And Chubu Area-the Center Of The Middle Jomon Pottery Culture-late Jomon Artistic Changes-the Frontier Of The Yayoi And Tumulus Cultures-7.continental Gateway: The Kyushu Area-the Dawning Of The Yayoi Period-influences In The Tumulus Period -- 8.the Advent Of Powerful Clans: The Kinai And Setouchi Area-the Center Of Yayoi Culture-the Dotaku In Yayoi Culture-the Clans And Early Tumulus Culture-the Yamato Court And Late Tumulus Culture -- 9. Art Before The Tumulus Period, By Teruya Esaka-the Development Of Jomon Pottery-jomon Figurines And Other Artifacts-yayoi Pottery And Figurines-the Stone Circles And Rockface Carvings-10.aspects Of Yayoi And Tumulus Art, By Ken Amakasu-yayoi Metal Culture-early Tumulus Grave Goods-the Great Tombs And Continental-style Grave Goods-decorated Tombs And Haniwa With Supplementary C

Author

With supplementary chapters by Teruya Esaka and Ken Amakasu. Translated by John Bester

Publisher

J. Weatherhill ; Heibonsha

Published

1973

Language

EN

ISBN

9780834810068

Subjects

Art, Arts

Rating

5 / 5 (4 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-14