Molded plaque: couple
Asian · ca. 2000–1700 BCE
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Ancient · 343
Miss Umataka dogu
Unknown Jomon artist(s) · Middle Jomon period, approximately 3500-2500 BCE
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Miss Umataka dogu
Commons metadata identifies this kappa-shaped dogu as found at Umataka, Nagaoka, in 1936; Nagaoka guide dates the Umataka remains to the mid-Jomon period, 5,500-4,500 years ago.
- Maker
- Unknown Jomon artist(s)
- Date
- Middle Jomon period, approximately 3500-2500 BCE
- Place
- Asia
- Material
- Clay original; STL 3D file
- Dimensions
- Original height approximately 18 cm
- Current collection
- Nagaoka City / Umataka Jomon Museum context
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- Maker
- Unknown Jomon artist(s)
- Date
- Middle Jomon period, approximately 3500-2500 BCE
- Place
- Asia
- Material
- Clay original; STL 3D file
- Dimensions
- Original height approximately 18 cm
- Current collection
- Nagaoka City / Umataka Jomon Museum context
- Rights
- CC0 1.0
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