Effigy Mound Culture

Japanese: エフィジー・マウンド文化 - えふぃじーまうんどぶんか
Effigy Mound Culture

...Some evidence indicates the existence of long-distance trade networks for obsidian, native copper, etc. This culture is divided into an early period (1000-300 BC) and a late period (300-700 BC), and in the Great Lakes region and the Ohio River basin, the early period is represented by the Adena culture and the Red Ochre culture, while the late period is represented by the Hopewell culture and the Effigy Mound culture. [Kotani Yoshinobu]. ...

*Some of the terminology that refers to the "Effigy Mound Culture" is listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

Japanese:

…黒曜石,自然銅などの遠距離交易網の存在を示すものもある。この文化は前期(前1000‐前300),後期(前300‐後700)に分けられ,五大湖地方やオハイオ川流域では,前期はアデナ文化,レッド・オーカー文化などに,後期はホープウェル文化,エフィジー・マウンド文化などに代表される。【小谷 凱宣】。…

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