Add to ORKGMokkan (Wooden tablets) are valuable materials for history. But it is not easy to utilize them, because they hava less data than manuscripts written on papers. Therefore historians, except those who specialize in ancient history, do not utilize them enough as historical materials. In this paper, I discussed the wooden tablets excavated at Tukumobashi bridge in Fukui Prefecture, and attempted to find a method for the utilizing of wooden tablets of near modern age.departmental bulletin pape
Timber bridges represented important works for every civilization in all historical periods, from pr...
This thesis examines depictions of wooden boats in Japanese woodblock prints of the late Edo period ...
The law of opening records to the public made it possible to use contemporary documents historical s...
This paper describes a support system for archeologists to read “mokkan”. A mokkan is a wooden table...
Abstract. This paper describes a design and prototype of a support system for archeologists to read ...
I. This sketch presents the new methodology of study on materials for ancient Japanese history. Foll...
I. This sketch presents the new methodology of study on materials for ancient Japanese history. Foll...
This dissertation probes the development of written culture on the Korean peninsula and in the Japan...
Plant (wood and grass) materials were basic and indispensable to prehistoric people’s lives; however...
Generally, researchers examine historical materials to understand contents of texts and meanings of ...
Surviving inscriptions from the Korean kingdom of Paekche 百濟 (ca. c.e. 250–660) are extremely few in...
「景福寺資料」の学際的研究 --東南アジア研究における文献資料の新たな活用に向けて--Interdisciplinary Study of Canh Phuoc Temple Collection: ...
Between the 17th and 19th centuries, the Japanese government closed itsborders to the outside world ...
Writing supports are exceptional archeological finds. The interest in the written texts is such that...
Occasional Paper No. 5 Reconstruction of Early Chinese Bamboo and Wood Manuscripts: A Review (1900–...
Timber bridges represented important works for every civilization in all historical periods, from pr...
This thesis examines depictions of wooden boats in Japanese woodblock prints of the late Edo period ...
The law of opening records to the public made it possible to use contemporary documents historical s...
This paper describes a support system for archeologists to read “mokkan”. A mokkan is a wooden table...
Abstract. This paper describes a design and prototype of a support system for archeologists to read ...
I. This sketch presents the new methodology of study on materials for ancient Japanese history. Foll...
I. This sketch presents the new methodology of study on materials for ancient Japanese history. Foll...
This dissertation probes the development of written culture on the Korean peninsula and in the Japan...
Plant (wood and grass) materials were basic and indispensable to prehistoric people’s lives; however...
Generally, researchers examine historical materials to understand contents of texts and meanings of ...
Surviving inscriptions from the Korean kingdom of Paekche 百濟 (ca. c.e. 250–660) are extremely few in...
「景福寺資料」の学際的研究 --東南アジア研究における文献資料の新たな活用に向けて--Interdisciplinary Study of Canh Phuoc Temple Collection: ...
Between the 17th and 19th centuries, the Japanese government closed itsborders to the outside world ...
Writing supports are exceptional archeological finds. The interest in the written texts is such that...
Occasional Paper No. 5 Reconstruction of Early Chinese Bamboo and Wood Manuscripts: A Review (1900–...
Timber bridges represented important works for every civilization in all historical periods, from pr...
This thesis examines depictions of wooden boats in Japanese woodblock prints of the late Edo period ...
The law of opening records to the public made it possible to use contemporary documents historical s...