Impressed by the Jomon red lacquered bowl made of zelkova
While talking with Shinjiro on Twitter, he showed me a photo of a panel of a red lacquer bowl made of zelkova with a handle (Oyabe City,Sakuramachi Site). It has a similar shape to a modern soup cup. It's very rare for me. The Jomon tableware has a nice texture on the lips. I was impressed when I saw this tableware for the first time.
Image representation example of the distribution of the number of artifacts by 3D grid in a shell mound
I created an image representation example of the distribution of the number of artifacts by 3D grid, targeting a narrow test area of the shell layer on the north slope of Ariyoshi Kita Shell Mound. The purpose of this work is to confirm the method for counting the number of artifacts by 3D grid, and to create the first example of the distribution of the number of artifacts by 3D grid.
Kasori EIII style pottery (025)(Katori City,Tada Site) Observation record 3D model
I created a Observation record 3D model of Kasori EIII style pottery (025), which is on display at the Kasori Shell Mound Museum special exhibition "That's also E... Sotobo Area Edition".
This pottery is a design filling type pottery with alternating spiral patterns on the rim and body.
Kasori EI style pottery (006)(Choshi City,Awashimadai Site) Observation record 3D model
I created a Observation record 3D model of Kasori EI style pottery (006), which is on display at the Kasori Shell Mound Museum special exhibition "That's also E... Sotobo Area Edition".
In the exhibition explanation, the three-unit handle (with the upper part missing) is called a "bridge-like handle" because of its three-dimensional structure. The "bridge-like handle" is the main element of the Daigi 8a style.
I looked back on the February 2024 activities of my blog 'Walking along the Hanami River Basin '.
The three main activities in February 2024 were creating a 3D model of Kasori E-style pottery, inputting the register of shell layer artifacts on the north slope of Ariyoshi Kita Shell Mound, and learning BlenderPython.
Kasori EI style pottery (091)(Togane City/Oami Shirasato City,Yoanji Site) Observation record 3D model
I created a Observation record 3D model of Kasori EI style pottery (091), which is on display at the Kasori Shell Mound Museum special exhibition "That's also E... Sotobo Area Edition".
I was fascinated by the cross-shaped spines on the edge of the pottery mouth.
Transformed Katsusaka style pottery (052) (Yokoshibahikari Town,Higashinagayamano Site) Observation record 3D model
I created a Observation record 3D model of Transformed Katsusaka style pottery (052), which is on display at the Kasori Shell Mound Museum special exhibition "That's also E... Sotobo Area Edition".
The handle structure and pattern of 052 pottery are very similar to 085 pottery, which used to be a fantasy of a woman's desire to pass on the baton of life.
Creating a 3D grid cover for the shell layer on the north slope of Ariyoshi Kita Shell Mound
I created a 3D grid cover for the shell layer on the north slope of Ariyoshi Kita Shell Mound. The area where shellfish layers and artifacts are abundant is covered with 346 2m x 2m x 2m 3D grids. This 3D grid cover will be used for simple 3D display and simple 3D analysis of artifact ledger data until the 3D coordinates of the 63,000 artifacts are organized.
5 transformed Katsusaka-style pottery, etc. Exhibition status 3D model
I created 3D model of the 5 transformed Katsusaka-style pottery, etc. on display at the Kasori Shell Mound Museum special exhibition "That's also E... Sotobo Area Edition".
Pottery 052, which was excavated from the same dwelling at the Higashi-Nagayamano site, is similar to the Katsusaka style because of its trident pattern, while pottery 054 is of the Nakabyo type because of its spiral ridges.
Nakabyo type pottery (066) (Togane City,Hado Site) Observation record 3D model
I created an Observation record 3D model of Nakabyo type pottery (066) , which is on display at the Kasori Shell Mound Museum special exhibition "That's also E... Sotobo Area Edition".
The handle of this pottery has a shape unique to the Atamadai style, but it is interesting because it has a spiral design instead of a hollow round hole.