<論文>ラロ貝塚群の発掘 (3)

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The followng article is based on artifacts excavated in November 1987 at Hill Top area of Magapit shell Midden in Lal-lo. Artifacts are composed of earthenware sherds, clay ornaments, stone adzes, stone ornaments and bone ornaments. Most of these artifacts are earthenware shends. These sherds are classified into Jar Type (Fig. 1-12), Bowl A Type (Fig. 13-22), Ring foot (Fig. 23-26), Bowl B Type (Fig. 27-41), Stove (Fig. 42), Cover (Fig. 43), Handle (Fig. 43), ornaments (Fig. 45-46) and unknown type (Fig. 44). Most of them except Bowl B Type and Stoves are red-slipped and burnished. Bowl B Type has grooved- or cross ribbed-paddle marks on the outer sarface of the body. Jar Type, Bowl A Type and Ring Foot are decorated by simple dot punctuations, circle impressions, incision-punctuations, zig-zag comb like tool punctuations and incisions. And the decorations are sometimes emphasized by the lime-infill. Clay ornaments are earrings, which are similar to earrings of the Dong Dau Culture in the Red River Delta, Northern Vietnam. Also the stone ornament (Fig. 47 : 1) has the similarity with the stone ornaments of the Pinang Culture in southeastern Taiwan. Many other cultural elements resemble to the elements of the cultures from the Late Neolithic to Metal Age (during the first millenium B. C.) not only in the sites around South China Sea, but also in the sites of the western Pacific area. Two C-14 dates for this site are avairable; N5396 Spit 9 2800±140 B. P. N5397 Spit 20 2760±125 B. P. (half life : 5730 years)
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<論文>ラロ貝塚群の発掘 (3)

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