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"Here's Permanent Exhibition Map!" |
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| A chiefdom Na-Koku
existed in the Yayoi Period in the Fukuoka Plains where rice farming and
bronze implements were introduced for the first time in Japan. Manufacturing bronze implements,Na-Koku traded with all over the region of western Japan and gained its power. In A.D. 57, a Gold Seal was presented to the King of Nakoku by the Emperor of Eastern Han Dynasty(China.) Here, displays are from the Old Stone Age to the Kofun(Tumulus)Period. |
| 1-1. | Life before Farming; Old Stone
Age Throungh stone implements, the relationship is shown between the Asian Continent and Japan during the Old Stone Age until about 12,000 years ago. |
| 1-2. | Life
before Farming; Jomon Period (12,000 --2,400 years ago); Foreign Exchanges
in the Jomon Period Life-styles and exchanges with the Asian Continent in the Jomon Period(New Stone Age)which lasted from about 12,000 years ago to about 2,400 years ago. |
| 1-3. | Early
Farming Culture in East Asia and Rice Road; Yayoi Period (B.C.4c -- A.D.
3c) Through the artifacts excavated in the Korean Peninsula and Northern Kyushu, comparative studies are made on the technology of rice farming introduced from the Asian Continent about 2,400 years ago. |
| 1-4. | Introduction and Expansion
of Rice Farming; Beginning of RIce Farming Shows how the technology of rice farming quickly spread throughout the Japanese Archipelago after being first introduced in the northern Kyushu region. |
| 1-5. | Rice Farming Village; Farming
Tools Displays farming tools used in the Yayoi Period. |
| 1-6. | Hunting Tools; Fishing Tools Displays hunting tools and fishing tools used in the Yayoi Period. |
| 1-7. | Woodworking Tools Displays tools used in the Yayoi Period for cutting down trees and processing wood. |
| 1-8. | Model of Reconstructed Itazuke
Village A reconstructed model showing the village and rice paddies of Itazuke which is the oldestfarming settlement in Japan. |
| 1-9. | Living Tools Various living tools used in the Yayoi Period. |
| 1-10. | Burial Jar; Burials in the
yayoi Period Displays burial jars which used were in Northern Kyushu during the Yayoi Period. |
 
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