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82. 40 2001 98 ASS 1975 2004 4 1950 61 2 Dugout canoe in the Nanzan University Museum of Anthropology KUROSAWA Hiroshi NYOHOJI Keita This paper reports on the dugout canoe collected in the Nanzan University Museum of Anthropology The origin of this item is now uncertain even though The History of Chiba Prefecture Sources Archaeology 4 refers to the item as having been found at Kemigawa There is however no firm evidence on its finding at Kemigawa at this point Rather it seems possible that the canoe was found at Kano Aso mura Aso Village Inba District Chiba This means that further research is required on this item 41 1 30
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118. PC HFR RIRE FSH Museum workshop for consciousness TAKEO Misato NISHIKAWA Yukari In the latest volume of the Annual Bulletin Vol 30 2012 we reported that we had some chances to hear from various users in order to renew the Nanzan University Museum of Anthropology Among those attendants teachers of social studies at a school of Nanzan School Cooperation required us to give lectures for school students At the request of those teachers the staff of the museum had a hands on workshop at Nanzan Girls junior amp senior high school in October and December 2012 This paper reports the preparation of workshop its circumstance and a questionnaire from students after the event with some reflection by the staff themselves It is essential that careful preparation is needed to promote attendants consciousness Refraining from one way instruction we need to make a new programme which may induce attendants active observation 49
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129. 1991 8 1969 1969 10 11 FASE 1992 1994 1989 IRB HAS 1998 2006 2009 10 1993 2005 Magic mirror in the Nanzan University Museum of Anthropology AOKI Yutaka NAKAYAMA Seiji KUTSUNA Takahiko This paper introduces the magic mirror collected in the Nanzan University Museum of Anthropology The detail of this mirror is unfortunately unknown because it was a donated object from an individual The mirror has a dual structure in its design a figure of Pine covered area at Miho Mt Fuji as the back design of mirror and another fig
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132. 1937 8 11 1966 1 39 40 1I TIL 1958 19 2y Clay imitation of bronze bell from Nishishiga Remains KUROSAWA Hiroshi This paper reports on the clay imitation of bronze bell found at Nishishiga remains Nagoya Aichi Prefecture collected in the Nanzan University Museum of Anthropology This item which had first been reported by Mr Tomio Yoshida in Kokogaku Archaeology vol 8 in 1937 was dealt with as a missing object for a while We now produce a new scale drawing after an interval of more than seventy years Clay imitation of bronze bell one of products made in Yayoi period is generally thought to have been placed at the lower level of agricultural worship the top of which was dotaku bronze bell worship The author however suggests that the relationship between bronze bell and its clay imitation should be understood from another point of view that is the way of recognition at the occasion of imitating bronze bell In order to consider the point we had an experiment of making clay imitation by students so that we found two elements
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143. website The importance of this type of exhibition would be now in progress The Nanzan University Museum of Anthropology has also tried to make a database of items at the opportunity of Open Research This attempt however is en route and we hope to accomplish the device in near future This paper reports the present status of database making in the museum To make a database both photos and Excel data are required In this paper we first oversee the amount of available photos and their contents Then data items for the database connected with photos are examined At this time we established an index for working on construction of the database examined and extracted the items of data for the index After that we made an integral format for archaeological ethnological and domestic items basing on the data items then suggested some problems for each issue and proposed how to solve those problems There remain many problems and further examination is required on the use of database and the extraction of data items However the contribution to academic fields and further improvement of museum function are expected by solving such problems and the exhibition of database We also examined some issues in both working and curatorial level from a practical point of view some changes would take place after the introduction of database Finally we propose a prospect on the database exhibition of collection items in our museum in future 71
144. 09 1968 Pueraria Names and Traditions of a Lesser Crop of the central Highlands New Guinea Ethnology vol 7 no 3 pp 268 279 On the Two Documentary Videos discovered at the Nanzan University Museum of Anthropology Toru Kamimura Kobe City College of Nursing The purpose of this paper is to explain and interpret the two documentary videos which were found at the Nanzan University Museum of Anthropology recently These videos were edited from the records of the Nanzan University Research Team executed at the Kaironk Valley among Schroder Mountains of East New Guinea Highlands fringe area the present Western Highland Province Papua New Guinea in 1967 The narration of the videos are talking about the Highlands mountain forest as that the mountains are covered with the thick tropical rain forest However this narration is not correct because the Highlands mountain forest is not the tropical rain forest but also the Lucidophyllus forest similar to the foot forest of Himalayan mountains the Yun nan primary forest of South China and the primary forest of West Japan 25 PGE EOW E Rm 1937 12
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148. of Anthropology that is motor drive mechanical calculator fully automatic spark printer pocket calculator and slide rule donated in 2010 and 2012 with reference to the history of calculator We also consider the significance of dealing with materials from Showa period in our museum 61 1 20
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150. ure of Welcoming approach of Amitabha cast inside of the mirror with an inscription of the name of mirror smith Supreme Tanaka Iganokami The mirror has a high value from academic point of view because of the figure of Pine covered area at Miho Mt Fuji and its inscription of the mirror smith Judging plainly from both the name of mirror smith and the style of Mt Fuji figure the item seems to have been made in the mid 17 th Century This means that the mirror is a valuable item at this point because the precise date of magic mirrors in Japan is generally unknown There is however a difficulty in dating those magic mirrors It was not uncommon to make bronze mirrors by Fumikaeshi in later period a new mirror was sometimes cast by using a clay mould from an old mirror in which molten bronze was poured Concerning magic mirrors in Japan further study is required on the date purpose the way of use and the social background which are almost uncertain 11 1 2013 1 12 2
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