Archaeological Sites of Japan

Japan's archaeological sites are locations where ancient human activity has been preserved, offering insights into its history and culture. These include tools, pottery, and structures from periods like the Jomon, Yayoi, and Kofun eras. Notable sites, such as the Jomon-era shell mounds and kofun burial mounds, reveal early ways of life, social organization, and technological development. Preservation of these sites helps researchers understand Japan's historical progression and cultural roots, making them valuable for education and tourism. These sites are often protected and sometimes designated as UNESCO World Heritage sites for their global significance.