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Shijimizuka Site

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Address Sijimizuka 4-chome, Naka-ku, Hamamatsu-shi
Time Late Jomon (2500 BC-1000 BC) to the Early Final Jomon periods
Overview
The Shijimizuka site contains ruins of settlements with shell mounds.
 
Among the shells found in the mounds, more than 90% was of yamato shijimi (Corbicula japonica), and the rest includes those of Japanese oysters and kisago (umbonium costatum). Furthermore bones of animals, birds, and fishes were also excavated. For example: dears, boars, cranes, pheasants, carps, seaperchs, bonitos, whales, sea turtle, and etc.
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