Jar, Yayoi period (ca. 300 B.C.–ca. A.D. 300), ca. 100–300, Japan, Earthenware with incised decoration, H. 10 3/4 in. (27.3 cm); W. 10 7/8 in. (27.6 cm), Ceramics, A reference to an historical period and an early culture, the name Yayoi derives from the site near Tokyo University where pottery of this type was first discovered in 1884. Storage jars, cooking vessels, and footed dishes, unearthed in many sites throughout the archipelago, are the most common forms in Yayoi pottery
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Jar, Yayoi period, ca, 300 B.C.–ca, .D, 300, 100–300, Japan, Earthenware, incised decoration, H, 10 3/4, 27.3 cm, W, 7/8, 27.6, Ceramics, reference, historical, early culture, name Yayoi, derives, site, Tokyo University, pottery, type, first discovered, 1884, Storage jars, cooking vessels, footed dishes, unearthed, sites, archipelago, common forms, pottery
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