六ヶ所村立郷土館

Name: 六ヶ所村立郷土館
Address: Obuchi, Rokkasho, Kamikita District, 〒039-3212 Aomori,Japan, Aomori, Japan

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Contact 六ヶ所村立郷土館

住所：

Obuchi, Rokkasho, Kamikita District, 〒039-3212 Aomori,Japan

電話：

📞 +877

Webサイト：

http://r-kk.com/

Opening hours :

Saturday	9AM–4PM
Sunday	9AM–4PM
Monday	Closed
Tuesday	9AM–4PM
Wednesday	9AM–4PM
Thursday	9AM–4PM
Friday	9AM–4PM

カテゴリ：

郷土史博物館 ,

街：

Aomori

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関	関清志 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2021年11月7日に見学しました。この郷土館は、縄文遺跡の展示が大変充実しています。三内丸山遺跡が発見される前までは、青森県内の縄文遺跡の中で一番大きな遺跡だと思われてきました。縄文時代中期の人口もピーク時では、三内丸山遺跡に次ぐ多さだったと考えられます。尾駮沼・鷹架沼周辺には、沢山の遺跡が密集しています。　石刃技法の石器発茶沢(1)遺跡　長者久保・神子柴系石器、隆起線文土器幸畑(7)遺跡、表舘(1)遺跡、発茶沢(1)遺跡　定住へ移行、末葉に大型住居表舘(1)遺跡、千歳(13)遺跡、上尾駮(2)遺跡、新納谷(2)遺跡　縄文海進、円筒式土器表舘(1)遺跡、上尾駮(1)(2)遺跡、発茶沢(1)遺跡、家ノ前遺跡、大石平(1)遺跡、鷹架遺跡、幸畑(7)遺跡、泊遺跡　馬蹄形大集落、後半から海退開始富ノ沢遺跡、上尾駮(2)遺跡、弥栄平(1)遺跡　寒冷化と海退、集落分散、環状列石や配石遺構、甕棺幸畑(1)遺跡、弥栄平(2)(6)遺跡、大石平(1)(2)遺跡、上尾駮(2)遺跡、沖附(2)遺跡、鷹架遺跡、発茶沢遺跡　亀ヶ岡文化、漆製品、共同墓上尾駮(1)遺跡縄文時代6期の文化を土器型式の変遷を追いながら詳しく知ることのできる稀有な郷土館です。原子力関連施設の敷地内に多数の遺跡が眠っていることもあり、「北海道・北東北の縄文遺跡群」世界遺産には、登録されませんでしたが、大変貴重な遺跡であることには変わりがありません。また、弥生時代まで集落が営まれた遺跡もあり、稲作の放棄や続縄文文化圏との関わりも知ることが出来る展示になっています。 We visited on November 7, 2021. This local museum has a lot of exhibits of Jomon archaeological sites. Before the discovery of the Sannai Maruyama Site, it was considered to be the largest Jomon site in Aomori Prefecture. It is thought that the population in the middle of the Jomon period was also the second largest after the Sannai Maruyama site at the peak. Many archaeological sites are concentrated around Obuchi-numa and Takahoko-numa. Stone tools with stone blade technique Hatsuchazawa (1) Ruins Chojakubo / Kamikoshiba stone tools, uplift line literary tools Kobata (7) Ruins, Omotesando (1) Ruins, Hatsuchazawa (1) Ruins Moved to settled, large-scale residence in the last leaves Omotesando (1) Ruins, Chitose (13) Ruins, Kamiobuchi (2) Ruins, Shinnaya (2) Ruins Holocene glacial retreat, cylindrical earthenware Omotate (1) Ruins, Kamiobuchi (1) (2) Ruins, Hatsuchazawa (1) Ruins, Ienomae Ruins, Oishidaira (1) Ruins, Takahoko Ruins, Kobata (7) Ruins, Tomari Ruins Horseshoe-shaped large settlement begins regression from the second half Tominosawa Ruins, Kamiobuchi (2) Ruins, Iyasakadaira (1) Ruins Cooling and regression, settlement dispersion, stone circles and stone-arranged remains, jars Yukihata (1) Ruins, Iyasakadaira (2) (6) Ruins, Oishidaira (1) (2) Ruins, Kamiobuchi (2) Ruins, Okitsuki (2) Ruins, Takahoko Ruins, Hatsuchazawa Ruins Kamegaoka culture, lacquer products, communal tombs Kamiobuchi (1) Ruins It is a rare folk museum where you can learn more about the culture of the 6th period of the Jomon period while following the changes in the pottery type. Due to the large number of archaeological sites sleeping on the premises of nuclear facilities, it was not registered as a World Heritage Site in the "Hokkaido / Northeastern Jomon Archaeological Sites", but it is still a very valuable archaeological site. there is not. In addition, there are ruins where the village was run until the Yayoi period, and it is an exhibition where you can learn about the abandonment of rice cultivation and the relationship with the Zoku-Jōmon culture area.