Lake Kabana ruins - Lake Kabana ruins

Japanese: 椛ノ湖遺跡 - はなのこいせき

An archaeological site from the early Jomon period located in Ueno, Sakashita-cho, Ena-gun, Gifu Prefecture. It is located on a plateau at an altitude of 560m, on the eastern slope of a tongue-shaped hillock that protrudes from the mountains to the south. It was discovered during construction of an embankment for Lake Kabanoko, an artificial irrigation lake. The site is divided into three sites with different elevations, but stone tools are scattered over an even wider area. Artifacts have been collected since 1954, and trial excavations were carried out in 1956 and 1957, mainly at the central site 1. As a result, two cultural layers with different strata were identified, and the lower group of artifacts was classified as Lake Kabanoko I, and the upper group of artifacts was classified as Lake Kabanoko II.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

岐阜県恵那郡坂下町上野に所在する縄文時代草創期の遺跡。標高560mの高原にあって，南方の山地より突出した舌状の小丘の東斜面に位置する。灌漑用人造湖である椛ノ湖の築堤工事に際して発見された。遺跡は高低差のある3地点に分かれているが，石器の散布はさらに広い。1954年以降遺物が採集され，56,57年に中央の第1地点を中心に試掘･発掘調査を行った。その結果，層位を異にする二つの文化層を確認し，下層出土遺物群を椛ノ湖I，上層出土遺物群を椛ノ湖II段階として区別した。

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