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lists Vorlage:Nihongo[1]

Name Type Age Excavation site Present Location
Vorlage:Nihongo[2] Biggest hollow clay figure in Japan. -14000Jōmon period Japan Hokkaido MinamikayabeVorlage:Nihongo, Kayabe District, Hokkaidō Hokkaido HakodateHakodate, Hokkaidō
Vorlage:Nihongo[3] Various articles from a burial mound including the Inariyama Sword, a Shinju-kyo, a Jade Magatama, two silver rings, tools, other weapons and items of armour. 0250Kofun period Japan Saitama Gyoda Inariyama KofunInariyama Kofun, Saitama, Saitama Saitama Gyōda Saitama Prefectural Museum of the Sakitama Ancient Burial MoundsSaitama Prefectural Museum of the Sakitama Ancient Burial Mounds, Saitama, Saitama
Vorlage:Nihongo, designation Nr. 0024[4] 1000 and several hundred items buried to purify the construction site of the Golden Hall of Kōfuku-ji and to protect the building of catastrophes. The articles are made of the Vorlage:Nihongo: gold, silver, pearl, crystal, amber, glass and agate and include bowls, cups, spoons, a pestle, mirrors, swords, knives, rosary and other beads, combs, hexagonal and cylindrical objects, etc 0710Tang Dynasty or Nara period, ca. 710 Japan Nara Nara KofukujiKōfuku-ji, Nara. Excavated in 1874 and 1884. Tokyo Tokyo National Museummostly in Tokyo National Museum, Tokyo
Vorlage:Nihongo[5][6] bronze mirror inlaid with gold and silver in a hunting motif -403Warring States Period China Henan Luoyangtomb close to Luoyang, Henan province, China. Tokyo Eisei Bunko Museum Eisei Bunko Museum , Tokyo
Vorlage:Nihongo[7][8] 36.5cm diameter bronze water bowl with a Tiger/Dragon pattern. -202Han Dynasty Tokyo Eisei Bunko Museum Eisei Bunko Museum, Tokyo
Vorlage:Nihongo[9] Gilt bronze urn (24.2cm high) for the ashes of Ina no Omura, a descendent of Emperor Senka. The lid bears a 319 character inscription dated November 21, 707, telling about his career to become a feudal lord as well as his death and burial. 0707Asuka period, 707 Japan Nara KashibaKashiba, Nara Osaka Osaka ShitennojiShitennō-ji, Osaka
Vorlage:Nihongo[10] 0250Kofun period Japan Osaka Habikino Furuichi Tomb ClusterOjin Mausoleum (kofun of Emperor Ōjin) in Habikino, Minamikawachi District, Osaka Osaka Habikino Konda HachimanguKonda-Hachimangu, Habikino, Osaka
Vorlage:Nihongo[11] bronze ritual bell (Dōtaku), 43cm high, with tooth-, spiral- and herringbone-patterned bands in relief and six panels framed by broad lattice-patterned bands resembling a Buddhist monk's surplice. The panels are decorated with animal and human motifs. 0000Yayoi period, ca. 1st century Japan Sanukipurportedly Sanuki Province. Excavated during the Edo period. Tokyo Tokyo National MuseumTokyo National Museum, Tokyo
Vorlage:Nihongo or Warrior in keiko type armor[12] Terra cotta Haniwa (burial figure, height 131.5cm) of an armored man with a sword, a bow, and a quiver of arrows. 0500late Kofun period, 6th century Japan Gunma Otaformer Vorlage:Nihongo, Nitta District, Ōta, Gunma, Gunma Tokyo Tokyo National MuseumTokyo National Museum, Tokyo
Vorlage:Nihongo[13] Bronze mirror (19.8cm diameter) with human figures and an inscription of 48 characters on the back: In the eighth month of a gui-wei year, in the reign of the great king ..., when his younger brother the prince was at the Osisaka Palace, Sima, wishing for longevity [of the king], caused two persons ..., to select 200 han of fine bronze and make this mirror. 0400Kofun period, 5th–6th century JapanJapan, exact date and place unknown Tokyo Tokyo National MuseumTokyo National Museum, Tokyo, owned by Vorlage:Nihongo, Hashimoto Wakayama
Vorlage:Nihongo[14] Hexagonal schist stone column (166cm high, 42cm wide) with reliefs of the Four Heavenly Kings and Nio guardians. Made of six plank stones of 10cm thickness and a conical head stone. 1361-07Nanboku-chō period, July 1361 Tokyo Tachikawa FusaijiVorlage:Nihongo, Tachikawa, Tokyo
Vorlage:Nihongo[15][16] Clay pot, copper vase (19.5cm) and glass vase (11.2cm) which were used as urns. 0710Nara period Fukuoka Fukutsu Miyajitake Kofunnear Vorlage:Nihongo, Fukutsu, Fukuoka. Excavated in 1938. Fukuoka Fukutsu Miyajidake ShrineVorlage:Nihongo, Fukutsu, Fukuoka
Vorlage:Nihongo[17] Copper epitaph (29.7cm x 6.8cm) of Vorlage:Nihongo who died in 641 and was reburied with his wife in 668. The inscription of 162 characters tells on one side about his birthplace and career and on the opposite about his age at death and the burial details. The oldest Japanese epitaph. 0668Nara period, 668 Japan　Osaka　KashiwaraVorlage:Nihongo, Kashiwara, Osaka Tokyo Mitsui Memorial MuseumMitsui Memorial Museum, Tokyo
Vorlage:Nihongo[18][19] horse ornament with openwork decorations, gilt bronze trapping 0500Kofun period, 6th century Japan Miyazaki Saito Saitobaruexcavated from a tomb at Saitobaru, Saito, Miyazaki Tokyo Gotoh MuseumGotoh Museum, Tokyo
Vorlage:Nihongo[20] Swords (one with an inscription inlaid in silver), armor, weapons, a gilt-bronze headdress and a pair of gilt-bronze shoes, gold earrings, jewels and other ornaments, six bronze mirrors, horse trappings, and ceramic utensils excavated from a stone burial chamber. 0500Kofun period, late 5th–early 6th century Japan Kumamoto Kikusui Eta FunayamaVorlage:Nihongo, Kikusui, Tamana District,Kumamoto. Excavated in 1873. Tokyo Tokyo National MuseumTokyo National Museum, Tokyo
Vorlage:Nihongo[21][22] bronze epitaph plaque (26.2cm long) and box (4.8cm high), gilt bronze outer container (26.7cm high), funerary urn of green glass (17.8cm high) 0707Nara period, 707 Japan Nara Haibara YatakiVorlage:Nihongo, Haibara, Nara Tokyo Tokyo National MuseumTokyo National Museum, Tokyo
Vorlage:Nihongo[23] 57 items of flame-shaped pottery for ceremonial use. Probably the world's oldest pottery. -14000Jōmon period Niigata Tokamachi SasayamaVorlage:Nihongo, Tōkamachi, Niigata Niigata Tokamachi Tokamachi City MuseumVorlage:Nihongo, Tōkamachi, Niigata
Vorlage:Nihongo[24] 27cm high, 2.14kg clay figurine. -3000middle Jōmon period Japan Nagano Chino Yonezawa TanabatakeVorlage:Nihongo site, Vorlage:Nihongo, Chino, Nagano Nagano Chino Togariishi Jomon Archeological MuseumVorlage:Nihongo, Chino, Nagano
Vorlage:Nihongo[25] various articles including: two mirrors incised with the Amida triad, one mirror incised with Amitābha nyorai, remains of a bronze mirror, a bronze decanter, an earthenware canister, two bronze sutra cylinders, lotus sutra 1159Heian period, 1159–1173 Japan Mie Ise AsamayamaVorlage:Nihongo sutra mound, Vorlage:Nihongo, Ise, Mie Mie Ise KongoshojiVorlage:Nihongo, Ise, Mie
Vorlage:Nihongo[26][27] Reliquary set consisting of a spherical vase (3cm high, 1.7cm aperture) with gold lid enshrining bones placed in a gold box (6cm x 4.2cm) surrounded by a silver box (7.9cm x 5.8cm) surrounded by a gilt bronze box (10.6cm x 7.9cm). Other items unearthed include 11 Vorlage:Nihongo silver coins (diameter ca. 3cm), three green glass beads (diameter 0.6–0.7cm), two amethyst beads (diameter 0.5cm and 0.7cm), 11 translucent green glass beads (diameter 0.2cm), gold leaf and grain, metal fixtures, a fragment of a bell, wood splinter, 0710Nara period Japan Shiga Otsu Sufukujipagoda of Vorlage:Nihongo, Ōtsu, Shiga Shiga Otsu OmijinguVorlage:Nihongo, Ōtsu, Shiga
Vorlage:Nihongo[28][29] More than 200 objects from a sutra mound among others: two-storied towers (宝塔) of stone, iron and bronze, a decorative Buddhist banner-shaped bronze sutra container (銅宝幢形経筒), sutra containers of bronze, gold and clay, three statues of noble characters, remains of a Vorlage:Nihongo, an image of Buddha, three mirrors, remains of a bronze mirror, a pestle, a bronze water jug, a porcellain box, two inkstones and copper coins 1159Heian period–Kamakura period Japan Kyoto Kyoto Kuramaderasutra mound behind the kon-dō (main hall) of {{nihongoVorlage:Nihongo, Kyoto. Excavated in 1878 Kyoto Kyoto KuramaderaVorlage:Nihongo, Kyoto
Vorlage:Nihongo[30][31] Bronze epitaph of Ono no Emishi (58.9cm x 5.8cm) with an inscription on both sides. Ono no Emishi was the son of Ono no Imoko and government official under Emperor Temmu. He died in 677. This memorial tablet was made some time after his death. 0710Nara period, first half of 8th century Japan Kyoto Kyoto Kamitakanograve in Vorlage:Nihongo, Sakyō-ku. Discovered in 1613, returned to the grave and taken out for safekeeping in 1914. Kyoto Kyoto Sudo ShrineVorlage:Nihongo, Kyoto
Vorlage:Nihongo[32] Cylindrical gilt bronze sutra container of Fujiwara no Michinaga which he buried in a sutra mound during a pilgrimage on Mount Kinpu (now Sanjogatake in Tenkawa, Nara). 1007-08-11Heian period, August 11, 1007 Japan Nara Tenkawa Mount KinpuVorlage:Nihongo. Kyoto Kyoto Kyoto National MuseumKyoto National Museum, Kyoto; owned by Vorlage:Nihongo, Yoshino, Nara
Vorlage:Nihongo Burial accessories from the tomb of an aristocrat including: a sword, knife, arrowheads, nail, belt. 0793Nara period–Heian period Kyoto Kyoto Yamashina NishinoyamaVorlage:Nihongo, Yamashina-ku, Kyoto, Kyoto Kyoto Kyoto Kyoto UniversityKyoto University, Kyoto
Vorlage:Nihongo[33] A gold and silver plated bronze sutra case with design of birds and hosoge flowers, two bronze sutra cases, fragments of the lotus and Samantabhadra sutra on dark blue paper with gilt letters (seven and two pages), two sutra shafts buried by Fujiwara no Michinaga in a sutra mound during a pilgrimage on Mount Kinpu. 1007Heian period, 1007 Japan Nara Tenkawa Mount KinpuVorlage:Nihongo, Tenkawa, Nara Nara Yoshino KinpusenjiVorlage:Nihongo, Yoshino, Nara
Vorlage:Nihongo[34] Bronze epitaph of the aristocrat Toshitari Ishikawa (29.6cm x 10.3cm x 0.3cm) with a six line, 130 character inscription and gold plating. 0762-12-28Nara period, December 28, 762 Osaka Takatsuki TsukimiVorlage:Nihongo, Takatsuki, Osaka, Osaka Osaka Osaka Osaka Museum of HistoryOsaka Museum of History, Osaka, privately owned
Artifacts from Sakuragaoka: Vorlage:Nihongo, Vorlage:Nihongo, Vorlage:Nihongo, Vorlage:Nihongo ten Dōtaku with crossed band design, one other Dōtaku, three Dōtaku with running water design and seven bronze dagger-axes -0400Yayoi period Japan Hyogo Kobe Nadaku SakuragaokaVorlage:Nihongo, Nada-ku, [[Kobe], Hyōgo. Excavated in December 1964. Hyogo Kobe Kobe City MuseumVorlage:Nihongo, Kobe, Hyōgo
Vorlage:Nihongo, designation Nr. 0025[35] two small silver gilded bowl, fragment of a silver gilded stem cup, seven small silver bowls, five rosary crystal beads, six other crystal beads 0710Nara period, 710 Japan Nara Nara KofukujiKōfuku-ji, Nara. Excavated in 1874 and 1884. Tokyo Tokyo National MuseumTokyo National Museum, Tokyo
Vorlage:Nihongo 74.9 cm long iron sword with six branch-like protrusions along the central blade and an inscription. Probably made in Korea. 0369Kofun period, 369 Nara Tenri Isonokami Shrinein Isonokami Shrine, Tenri, Nara since ancient times Nara Tenri Isonokami ShrineIsonokami Shrine, Tenri, Nara
Vorlage:Nihongo[36] Copper pagoda finial cap with an inscription. 0715Nara period, 715 Nara Sakurai Obaradera originally at Vorlage:Nihongo Nara Nara Nara National MuseumNara National Museum, Nara, owned by Tanzan Shrine, Sakurai, Nara
Vorlage:Nihongo small gilt silver bowl with a hunting motif, swords, armor, a mirror, a fragment of a lacquer box, a crystal box, crystal objects, amber beads, glass beads and 22 crystal beads 0750Nara period, ca. 750 Nara Nara Todaiji KondoKondō, Tōdai-ji, Nara, Nara Nara Nara TodaijiTōdai-ji, Nara, Nara
Vorlage:Nihongo[37] Various articles from a 6th century tomb generally of Chinese appearance including a gilt bronze saddle tih elephant and phoenix motifs, four bronze mirrors, earthen ware and Sue ware, metal objects and glass articles 0550Kofun period, latter half of 6th century Nara Ikaruga Fujinoki KofunFujinoki Tomb, Ikaruga, Nara. Excavated in 1985. Nara Kashihara Archaeological Institute of Kashihara MuseumArchaeological Institute of Kashihara Museum, Kashihara, Nara
Vorlage:Nihongo[38] Buddha footprint on stone with circles of truth (horin) engraved in the feet. Japan's oldest Buddha footprint. 0753-07-27Nara period, July 27, 753 Nara Nara YakushijiYakushi-ji, Nara, Nara
Vorlage:Nihongo[38] Tablet with 21 verses in the Tanka style praising the Stone with the imprint of Buddha's feet. 0750Nara period, ca. 750 Nara Nara YakushijiYakushi-ji, Nara, Nara
Vorlage:Nihongo Various items from a sutra mound including a statue of Kannon Bodhisattva, a statue of the Vorlage:Nihongo, a copper sheet with an engraving of Maitreya Bodhisattva, two bronze mirrors, a bronze sutra container, fragments of a Vorlage:Nihongo folding fans, remains of short swords and knives, glass beads, two copper coins and remains of lacquer ware. 1103Heian period, 1103 Japan Tottori Yurihama Shitori ShrineVorlage:Nihongo, Yurihama, Tottori Tottori Yurihama Shitori ShrineVorlage:Nihongo, Yurihama, Tottori
Vorlage:Nihongo[39] 39 Dōtaku ritual bells. Largest number excavated from a single site in Japan. -0400middle Yayoi period Japan Shimane Unnan Kamo Iwakura SiteVorlage:Nihongo, Unnan, Shimane. Found in 1996. Shimane Izumo Shimane Museum of Ancient IzumoVorlage:Nihongo, Izumo, Shimane
Vorlage:Nihongo[40] 358 bronze swords (more than the number of excavated swords in all of the rest of Japan), 16 Vorlage:Nihongo, six Dōtaku ritual bells -0400Yayoi period Japan Shimane Hikawa Kojindani SiteVorlage:Nihongo, Hikawa, Shimane. Excavated in 1984–1985. Shimane Izumo Shimane Museum of Ancient IzumoVorlage:Nihongo, Izumo, Shimane
Vorlage:Nihongo Artifacts from the Narabara sutra mound including a bronze two-storied Buddhist tower, a bronze sutra container, five bronze mirrors, two Vorlage:Nihongo folding fans, two porcellain boxes, a bronze hairpin, small knives, five bronze bells, an iron bell, a temple gong, copper coins, remains of a jar and an earthenware soup bowl. 0794Heian period Japan Ehime Imabari Mount NarabaraVorlage:Nihongo, Imabari, Ehime Ehime Imabari Tamagawa Modern Art MuseumVorlage:Nihongo, Imabari, Ehime. owner: Vorlage:Nihongo
Vorlage:Nihongo Various articles from a 6th century kofun including horse oranments, a crown, remains of two long swords, bronze mirrors, a gold ring, bronze chains, bronze bowls. 0500Kofun period, 6th century Japan Fukuoka Fukutsu Miyajidake KofunVorlage:Nihongo, Fukutsu, Fukuoka Fukuoka Fukutsu Miyajidake ShrineVorlage:Nihongo, Fukutsu, Fukuoka
Vorlage:Nihongo[41] 2.3 cm square, 109 gram gold seal of the Vorlage:Nihongo 0000Yayoi period, 1st century Japan Fukuoka Fukuoka Shikanoshimasouthern tip of Vorlage:Nihongo, Fukuoka, Fukuoka. Found on April 12, 1784. Japan Fukuoka Fukuoka Fukuoka City MuseumVorlage:Nihongo, Fukuoka, Fukuoka.
Vorlage:Nihongo and Vorlage:Nihongo[42] 33 copper plates with engraved sūtras and copper box container engraved with Buddha statues on all four sides, plated with gold at the four corners. 1142Heian period, September 24, 1142 (plates) and October 21, 1142 (box) according to inscriptions Japan Fukuoka Buzen KubotesanVorlage:Nihongo, Buzen, Fukuoka Fukuoka Buzen Kubote Historical MuseumVorlage:Nihongo, Buzen, Fukuoka
Vorlage:Nihongo and Vorlage:Nihongo<[25][43] huge number of artifacts including a Vorlage:Nihongo, a harness pendant in the shape of a heart leaf, mirrors, bracelets, beads, Haji ware, Sue ware, a bronze incense burner, magatama, etc. 0250Kofun period–Heian period Japan Fukuoka Munakata OkinoshimaOkinoshima, Munakata, Fukuoka Fukuoka Munakata Munakata TaishaMunakata Taisha, Munakata, Fukuoka
Vorlage:Nihongo[44][45] 40 bronze mirrors, an iron sword with a ring pommel and many beads of various type. Among the bronze mirrors are the largest specimen of their kind with a diameter of 46.5cm. -0400Yayoi period–Kofun period Japan Fukuoka Maebaru Hirabaru SiteVorlage:Nihongo, Maebaru, Fukuoka. Excavated in 1965. Fukuoka Maebaru Itokoku History MuseumVorlage:Nihongo, Maebaru, Fukuoka

References

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