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During
the Familial Period, three distinct cultural styles developed in the Japanese
islands: Jomon, Yayoi and Kofun.
Analyzing
artifacts from this time enables archeologists to identify a number of
characteristic aspects of traditional Japanese civilization existing long
before the dawn of history.
Later
mythological records add more information about the culture of the Familial
Period and the nature of the developing "Native Tradition", a set of cultural
norms at the root of many subsequent Japanese cultural developments. |
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