今市遺跡

Name: 今市遺跡
Address: Sanshokita, Iwakiri, Miyagino Ward, Sendai, 〒983-0821 Miyagi,Japan, Miyagi, Japan

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Contact 今市遺跡

住所：

Sanshokita, Iwakiri, Miyagino Ward, Sendai, 〒983-0821 Miyagi,Japan

Webサイト：

http://www.sendai-c.ed.jp/~bunkazai/isekidb/c00023.html

Opening hours :

Saturday	Open 24 hours
Sunday	Open 24 hours
Monday	Open 24 hours
Tuesday	Open 24 hours
Wednesday	Open 24 hours
Thursday	Open 24 hours
Friday	Open 24 hours

カテゴリ：

歴史的建造物 ,

街：

Miyagi

Best Historical landmark in japan

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今市遺跡は，市の北部にあり，JR岩切駅から西600m～1kmの今市橋と岩切大橋の間に位置する。七北田川右岸に形成された自然堤防上に立地する。標高は9m前後で，面積は60,000㎡，東西400m，南北150mの範囲が遺跡に登録されている。川に近い北側から南側に向かって緩やかに下がっており，遺跡の東側は鴻ノ巣遺跡と接している。調査は平成13年（2001）に行なわれ，古墳時代，平安時代，中世，近世の遺構が発見された。古墳時代では河川跡や土坑が検出され，中期の土器が出土している。隣接する鴻ノ巣遺跡で同時期の集落が発見されており，密接な関係が考えられる。平安時代には竪穴住居跡や溝跡，土坑などがあり，この時期には既に集落が形成されていたことが明らかになった。中世には大小の溝跡と掘立柱建物跡，井戸跡，土坑など多数の遺構がある。大形の溝は幅が5m以上，深さが1.4mあり，特定の範囲を区画する濠（ほり）の跡と考えられる。近世になると遺構数は減少するが，中世同様に溝跡と掘立柱建物跡，井戸跡，土坑などの遺構が存在し，中世以降も集落が存続して現在に至ることがわかった。

The Imaichi Ruins are located in the northern part of the city, between Iwakiri Ohashi and Iwakiri Ohashi, 600m to 1km west of JR Iwakiri Station. It is located on the natural levee formed on the right bank of the Nanakita River. The altitude is around 9m, the area is 60,000m2, 400m east-west, and 150m north-south are registered in the archaeological site. It gradually descends from the north side near the river to the south side, and the east side of the ruins is in contact with the Konosu ruins. The survey was conducted in 2001, and the remains of the Kofun period, the Heian period, the Middle Ages, and the early modern period were discovered. In the Kofun period, river traces and pits were detected, and medium-term pottery was excavated. A settlement was found at the adjacent Konosu site at the same time, and a close relationship is considered. During the Heian period, there were pit dwellings, ditches, and pits, and it became clear that settlements had already been formed during this period. In the Middle Ages, there are many remains such as large and small ditches, excavated pillar buildings, wells, and pits. The large groove has a width of 5 m or more and a depth of 1.4 m, and is considered to be a trace of a moat that divides a specific area. Although the number of remains decreased in the early modern period, it was found that there are remains such as ditches, excavated pillar buildings, wells, and pits as in the Middle Ages, and the settlements have survived since the Middle Ages.