縄文
意味
The Jōmon period; Japan's prehistoric era (c. 14,000–300 BCE) characterised by cord-patterned pottery and a hunter-gatherer culture.
A historical noun referring to Japan's earliest known cultural period. 縄文時代 is defined by the distinctive 縄文土器 (cord-marked pottery), among the world's oldest ceramics. The Jōmon people sustained themselves by hunting, gathering, and fishing. The period ended with the arrival of the Yayoi culture from the continent, which introduced wet-rice agriculture. The word literally means 'rope pattern'.
例文
- 縄文時代の土器は世界最古の陶磁器の一つとされている。
- 縄文人は縄文時代を通じて狩猟と採集によって生活していた。
- 縄文遺跡の発掘調査から、当時の食生活が明らかになってきた。
使い方ガイド
場面: archaeology, Japanese history, prehistory, education, museums
トーン: academic
起源と歴史
The name 縄文 comes from 縄 (rope, cord) and 文 (pattern), describing the characteristic cord-impressed designs pressed into the pottery's surface. The term was coined by American zoologist and archaeologist Edward S. Morse after excavating the Ōmori shell mound in 1877.
文化的背景
時代: Prehistoric (14,000–300 BCE)
世代: Students and academics
社会的背景: Universal
関連フレーズ
フラッシュカード、クイズ、音声発音、間隔反復