Kamaishi Stone Circle
釜石環状列石
Ancient Jomon-period stone circles and artifacts offer a glimpse into prehistoric Japanese life.
What it is
- A collection of stone circles from the late Jomon period.
- Created by prehistoric people for unknown purposes.
- Discovered in April 1940 by Eizaburo Kudo.
What to see
- A central stone circle with a 12-meter diameter.
- A 1.5-meter stone enclosure for fire in the center.
- A 2-meter altar-like stone platform on the north side.
- At least seven large and small stone circles.
- Dwelling remains found around the stone circles.
- Pottery, clay figurines, and stone tools were discovered.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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