滝沢石器時代遺跡

Name: 滝沢石器時代遺跡
Address: Shibukawa, 〒379-1124 Gunma,Japan, Gunma, Japan

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住所：	Shibukawa, 〒379-1124 Gunma,Japan
カテゴリ：	歴史的建造物 , 観光の名所 ,
街：	Gunma

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石	石材08 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 旧石器、縄文、弥生時代にかけての遺跡です。 Paleolithic stones, Jomon, ruins from the Yayoi period.
K	K Matsuoka on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 今現在、素人目には何もわからないので、低評価です。こういうのは見る人によって価値が変わると思いますが。 At the moment, the amateur eyes don't know anything, so they are not rated well. I think that the value changes depending on the viewer.
坂	坂田銀時 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 近くに滝沢の涌玉があります。綺麗です。そして、まわりは遠くまで見渡せてこころが軽くなります。とても穴場な場所です。この涌玉は木曽三社神社の湧水と繋がっているのでしょうか？ There is a Takizawa jade ball nearby. Is beautiful. And the surroundings can be seen far away and the mind becomes lighter. It is a very secret place. Is this Kodama connected to the spring water of Kiso Sansha Shrine?
伊	伊藤高司 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 紅葉と「滝沢の湧玉」湧き水に誘われて赤城山まで遠征。滝沢の湧玉検索中にこの遺跡の記述見つけたのだが、到着まで湧き水「滝沢の湧玉」と一体とは気が付かなかった。小さな渓谷の崖から大量の湧き水が湧き出ており、その小さな谷間を見下ろす平地にこの遺跡はある。大正の発掘以来、埋め戻して手を付けていない土地で、元は畑地か田んぼらしいが、造成されたかのように広い平地である。令和元年10月、発掘作業を再度行うのか、トレンチがいくつか掘られて、数名の作業者と撮影者が居られた。タブン、元々の地形を調べようとしているのだろう。遺跡に立つと後背には赤城山、前面には榛名山の山容がそびえたつ。狩主体の生活では、遠くまで見渡せる事、水が確保できることは、住居として重要な点であったろう。1万年前から湧いている（？）湧き水を口に含んで、榛名、赤城を望むのも良い趣味かと。伊藤高司一般公開で投稿詳細この場所での自分の体験や感想を共有しましょう写真を追加 Invited by the autumn leaves and the spring water of "Takizawa's spring ball", we went on an expedition to Mt. Akagi. I found a description of this site while searching for springs in Takizawa, but I didn't realize that it was one with the spring water "Takizawa's springs" until I arrived. A large amount of spring water springs from the cliffs of a small canyon, and the site is located on a flat land overlooking the small valley. It is a land that has not been backfilled and touched since the excavation in the Taisho era, and although it was originally a field or rice field, it is a wide flat land as if it had been created. In October of the first year of Reiwa, some trenches were dug, probably because the excavation work was done again, and there were several workers and photographers. Tabun, maybe he's trying to find out the original terrain. When you stand at the ruins, you can see Mt. Akagi on the back and Mt. Haruna on the front. In a hunting-based life, being able to see far away and being able to secure water would have been important points as a residence. It's a good hobby to have a view of Haruna and Akagi with the (?) Spring water that has been springing up for 10,000 years. Takatsukasa Ito Posted to the public Details Share your experiences and impressions at this place Add photo