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2	Figure 1 Pot-shaped pottery excavated from the valley [Daiba Fujizuka archeological site]
3	Fig. 2 Pottery excavated [Kirigaoka Ruins]
6	Figure 4 The whole view of the northern half (center is No. 3 square tomb) [Orimoto Nishihara archeological site]
8	Figure 6 Residential Sites during the Miyanodai period (Y40/41) [Orimoto Nishihara Site]
8	Figure 7 Pottery excavation at Y49 residence site [Orimoto Nishihara site]
9	Figure 8.3 A view of the circumference tomb (Orimoto Nishihara Site)
9	Figure 9.7 A view of the circumference tomb (Orimoto Nishihara Site)
11	Figure 11 Vase (Miyanodai-style) [Orimoto Nishihara Site]
11	Figure 12 Jar (Miyanodai-style) [Orimoto Nishihara Site]
12	Fig. 13 Hiroguchi pot (Miyanodai type) [Orimoto Nishihara archeological site]
12	Figure 14 Takako (Miyanodai style) [Orimoto Nishihara archeological site]
12	Fig. 15 bowls (Miyanodai type) [Orimoto Nishihara archeological site]
13	Figure 16 [Squad] flat-cut blade stone ax [Orimoto Nishihara Site]
13	Fig. 17 Flea-shaped stone axe [Orimoto Nishihara Site]
13	Figure 18 Earthen spindle wheel [Orimoto Nishihara Site]
14	Figure 19 No. 1 Pit Grave (Heian period) [Orimoto Nishihara Site]
14	Figure 20 artifact (Orimoto Nishihara Site)
17	Figure 22 distant view of Shimizuba Site
17	Figure 23 Shimizuba Site No. 21 Residential Site (Miyanodai Period)
18	Figure 24 Shimizuba Site No. 5 Residential Site (Yayoicho Period)
18	Fig. 25 Land of Shimizuba Site No. 5
19	Figure 26 Full view of the archeological site [Nomi-do archeological site]
21	Figure 28 Large square tomb (No. 17) [Nomi-do archeological site]
21	Figure 29 Large square tomb (No. 20) [Nomi-do archeological site]
22	Figure 30 Pottery Excavation of No. 13 square tomb [Nomi-do archeological site]
25	Figure 33 Environment surrounding the village [Asako Terahara Site]
26	Figure 34 Overlapping pit dwellings (middle and late stages) [Asako Terahara archeological site]
26	Figure 35 pit dwellings (middle and late stages) [Asako Terahara archeological site]
27	Figure 36 pit dwelling site (Miyanodai period) [Asako Terahara archeological site]
27	Figure 37 pit dwelling site (Maenocho period) [Asako Terahara archeological site]
28	Figure 38 Stoneware Excavation in the residence site (Miyanodai period) [Asako Terahara site]
28	Figure 39 Pottery Excavation from the No. 510 residence site (Asako Terahara period) [Asako Terahara archeological site]
29	Fig. 40 Excavation of pottery in the No. 510 residence site [Asako Terahara archeological site]
29	Figure 41 square tombs in the middle stage of the plateau (middle) [Asako Terahara archeological site]
30	Figure 42 square tombs in the middle stage of the plateau (middle) [Asako Terahara archeological site]
30	Figure 43 A group of square tombs at the bottom of the plateau (late term) [Asako Terahara archeological site]
31	Figure 44 Asako Terahara-style pottery excavated from the site of residence No. 510 [Asako Terahara archeological site]
34	Figure 47 Remains of YT-1 and No. 2 [Kanpuku Teraura Site]
34	Figure 48 square tomb (Kanpuku Teraura Ruins)
35	Figure 49 Site of the moat residence in Yayoi period [Kanpuku Teraura Site]
35	Fig. 50 Excavation of the Relic of the Relic of the YT-4 residence [Kanpuku Teraura Site]
37	Figure 52 Near view of the archeological site [Yazakihara archeological site]
38	Fig. 53 Pottery with paddy marks on the bottom (Miyanodai period) [Yazakihara archeological site]
38	Figure 54 Pottery in the Miyanodai period [Yazakihara archeological site]
38	Fig. 55 Pottery pieces collected (middle and late stages) [Yazakihara archeological site]
39	Figure 56 Yayoi period remain Aerial Photography [Received Daiyama Ruins]
40	Figure 57 No. 1 square tomb relic excavation status [Receiving land Daiyama archeological site]
40	Fig. 58 Glass Kodama / jasper tube ball (mainly excavated) [Received Daiyama Ruins]
42	Figure 60 No. 19 Residential Site [Receiving Site Daiyama Site]
43	Figure 62 Tsubo-shaped pottery pieces from the Hisaga Hara period [Ko Shrine Ruins]
43	Figure 63 A distant view of the archeological site [Ko Shrine site]
45	Figure 65 The site of No. 1 residence in Yayoi period [Shakado hall site]
45	Figure 66 square tomb (Shakado hall archeological site)
47	Figure 68 Residential Site [Kokuroya Site]
47	Figure 69 Residential Site [Kokuroya Site]
48	Figure 70 Pottery excavated [Kokuroya Ruins]
49	Fig. 72 Pottery, Kamatama [Kokuroya Ruins]
51	Figure 74 Full view of the four-sheet fields (from Kitakata)
51	Figure 75 Residue of Y10-12 [Yokataba Site]
52	Figure 76 The site of the residence of No. 5 [Shimahata site]
52	Figure 77 The site of the residence of No. 8 [Shimahata site]
54	Figure 79 Complete View of Residence No. 2 [Inari-mae Site]
54	Figure 80 Complete view of No. 3 (foreground) and No. 5 (back) Residential Sites [Inari-mae Site]
55	Figure 81 Soil comma-shaped bead, Dotaku-shaped earth products, spindle wheels, copper arrowheads [Inari-mae ruins]
57	Figure 84 Full View of the Site [Shimone Site]
57	Figure 85 The site of residence No. 4 [Shimone site]
58	Figure 86 Remains of residences from Y-10 to 12 [Shimone Site]
58	Figure 87 The site of residence No. 16 [Shimone site]
63	Figure 90 Inari-mae Burial Mounds from the sky (center: No. 1, lower: Group C side hole)
63	Figure 91 Same as above (from southeast)
64	Figure 92 Complete View of Tomb No. 16 (from the east) [Inari-mae Tumulus Group]
65	Figure 94 Tsubo (both vermilion Aya and bottom perforated) [Inari-mae Tumulus Group]
66	Figure 95 Complete View of Tomb No. 6 (front) [Inari-mae Kofun Group]
67	Figure 97 Complete View of Tomb No. 1 (Tumulus No. 13) [Inari-mae Tumulus Group]
68	Figure 99 The main part of Tomb No. 1 and the overall figure [Inari-mae Kofun Group]
68	Fig. 100 Pipeballs and Marutama (Inari-mae Kofun Group)
69	Figure 103 Stone Room of Tomb No. 13 [Inari-mae Kofun Group]
70	Fig. 104 Relics excavated from B3 side hole and side hole group [Inari-mae tumulus group]
73	Figure 107 Burial Mound (Kokuzo Mountain Burial Mound)
73	Fig. 108 Relics excavated from Part 1 (Tables and Ironware) [Kokuzo Tumulus]
74	Fig. 109 Balls excavated in Part 2 [Kokuzoyama Tumulus]
74	Figure 110 Subject Department [Kokuzo Mountain Tumulus]
74	Figure 111 No. 1 A pitted tomb (Kokuzoyama Tumulus)
76	Figure 113 Complete View of Tomb No. 1 [Asako Terahara Burial Mounds]
77	The main part of Figure 114 No. 1 and the excavation status of burial items [Asako Terahara Burial Mounds]
78	Armor from Tomb No. 115 [Asako Terahara Burial Mounds]
79	Figure 116 Weapons and balls from Tomb No. 1 [Asako Terahara Burial Mounds]
80	Figure 117 Complete View of Tomb No. 2 [Asako Terahara Burial Mounds]
80	Figure 118 The main part of Tomb No. 2 [Asako Terahara Burial Mounds]
80	Fig. 119 harnesses from Tomb No. 2 (gag above, hanging brackets below) [Asako Terahara Burial Mounds]
81	Figure 120 Complete View of Tomb No. 3 [Asako Terahara Burial Mounds]
81	Fig. 121 The harness (Kenbishigata Angoba) [Asako Terahara Burial Mounds]
83	Figure 123 Burial Mound (Sugisawa Burial Mound)
83	Figure 124 burial mound (from Kitakata) (Sugisawa Tumulus)
84	Figure 125 Stone Room (Sugisawa Tumulus)
84	Fig. 126 Haniwa (cylindrical and person) [Sugisawa Tumulus]
87	Figure 129 Overview of Burial Mounds (near the forest below the center) [Hokumon Burial Mounds]
87	burial mound (Kitamon Burial Mounds) of Tomb No. 130
88	Figure 131 Haniwa (Hokumon Burial Mounds) of Tomb No. 1
90	Figure 133 Tomb No. 3 (from the south) [Akata Burial Mounds]
90	Figure 134 The upper main part [Akata Burial Mounds]
91	Figure 135 Opening of the side hole [horizontal hole located in Jikecho]
93	Fig. 137 The distant view of the archeological site [Ekoda Yokoana]
93	Figure 138 Near the archeological site [Ekoda Yokoana]
95	Figure 140 Overview of Group A [Ichigao Yokoana Group]
95	Fig. 141 Excavation of the front yard and relics [Ichigao Yokoana Group]
96	Fig. 142 Pottery, balls and weapons excavated from the side hole [Ichigao side hole group]
98	Figure 144 Kumagaya-side [hole] group seen from above the sky
99	Figure 145 The whole view of the first branch group [Kumagaya Yokoana group]
99	Figure 146 Front of the Third Tomb [Kumagaya Yokoana Group]
101	Figure 148 Line engraving in the horizontal hole (upper: No. 2 tomb, middle: No. 7 tomb, lower: No. 18 tomb) [Kumagaya Yokoana group]
102	Figure 149 Overview of the Second Branch Group [Kumagaya Yokoana Group]
102	Figure 150 No. 20 Grave Paving Stone [Kumagaya Yokoana Group]
103	Figure 151 Pottery excavated (right: No. 3 Tomb, left: No. 20 Tomb) [Kumagaya Yokoana Group]
103	Fig. 152 Iron products excavated (Tomb No. 10, etc.) [Kumagaya Yokoana Group]
104	Fig. 153 Excavated accessories (No. 9 Tomb, etc.) [Kumagaya Yokoana Group]
104	Figure 154 Overview of Toyoko Kumagaya
106	Figure 156 Shimone side hole group (No. 2.1.3 side hole from left)
106	Figure 157 Shimone side hole group (4, 10, 5, 6, 7, 8.9 side hole from left)
107	Figure 158 Internal structure of the side hole [Shimone side hole group]
107	Figure 159 Shimone Sidehole Group No. 5 Sidehole
108	Fig. 160 Relics excavated from Shimone Yokoana Group
109	Figure 162 Tengaya Yokoana Group (1, 3, 4, 5, 6 from left)
110	Figure 163 Tengaya Yokoana Group No. 3.4 Yokoana (from left)
110	Figure 164 Tengaya Yokoana Group No. 1 Yokoana Human Bone Excavation Status
114	Fig. 170 Relics excavated [East Side-hole Group]
116	Figure 173 A View of the Circuit Grave (Higashikochi Ruins)
116	Fig. 174 Excavated pot [Higashi cultivated land site]
118	Figure 176 District No. 3 residence site [Higashihara archeological site]
118	Figure 177 Residential Site No. 5 in District B [Higashihara Site]
119	Figure 178 A stilt-type remain (Higashihara Site)
121	Figure 181 Residential Site [Kami-Tanimoto Second Site]
121	Figure 182 Residential Site [Kami-Tanimoto Second Site]
122	Figure 183 Residential Site [Kami-Tanimoto Second Site]
122	Figure 184 Residential Site [Kami-Tanimoto Second Site]
123	Fig. 185 Pottery, talc imitation [Kamitanimoto No. 2 Site]
126	Figure 187 A panoramic view of the tombs of the square tombs (mid Yayoi period) [Yazakiyama Ruins]
126	Figure 188 Residential Group (Left: No. 6) [Yazakiyama Ruins]
127	Figure 189 Residential Site in the Izumi Period (Left: H15) [Yazakiyama Site]
127	Fig. 190 [high kneaded leg] [Yazakiyama archeological site]
128	Figure 191 The residence site of the Onitaka period (right: H11) [Yazakiyama site]
128	Figure 192 Same as above (H67) [Yazakiyama Ruins]
129	Figure 193 Pottery group (H13) [Yazakiyama archeological site]
129	Figure 194 Same as above (recovered) [Yazakiyama Ruins]
130	Figure 195 The oldest Sue pottery in the southern Kanto region (late 5th century) [Yazakiyama Site]
130	comma-shaped bead, tube ball (made of talc) for religious service (Yazakiyama archeological site)
131	Figure 197 Full View of Yazakiyama Tumulus
131	Figure 198 Upper Main part [Yazakiyama Tumulus]
132	Figure 199 Overview of Mt. Yazaki Yokoana Group
132	Figure 200 Inside the side hole [Yazakiyama side hole group]
133	Fig. 201 Relics excavated from the side cave group Copper rings, balls, flat bottles, and straight swords [Yazakiyama side cave group]
135	Figure 203 Residential Site in Kofun period [Nanahara Site No.3 District]
139	Figure 206 remain group (Chojabaru archeological site) on the eastern plateau
140	Fig. 207 Ruins of No. 2 excavated pillar building [Chojabaru Ruins]
140	Fig. 208 Relics excavated (left: inkstone piece right: Sumisho pottery piece "Tokyo") [Chojabaru archeological site]
142	Fig. 210 Pottery excavated [Kamitanimoto No. 2 Site]
142	Fig. 211 Pottery excavated [Kamitanimoto No. 2 Site]
145	Figure 214 No. 17 of the Horidate Building [Remains of Daiyama]
146	Fig. 216 No. 126 Leather belts excavated from the site of the residence [Received Daiyama Site]
148	Figure 219 Tumulus-Aragraphy of the Historical Age [Nasunahara Site No.3 District]
149	Figure 220 No. 13 Residential Site (Mama period) [Nasunahara Site No. 3 District]
149	Figure 221 No. 16 Residential Site (Kokubun Period) [Nasunahara Site No. 3 District]
150	Figure 222 No. 2 Horidate pillar building site [Nasunahara archeological site No. 3 district]
152	Figure 225 Extend view of the archeological site [Yabune Fudohara archeological site]
152	Figure 226 H2 residence site [Yabune Fudohara site]
153	Figure 227 H5 residence site [Yabune Fudohara site]
153	Fig. 228 H17 Residential Site Excavation of carbonized materials [Yabune Fudohara Site]
154	Figure 229 No. 4 Horidate Pillar Building Site [Yabune Fudohara Site]
154	Figure 230 No. 1 Pit Grave [Yabune Fudohara Ruins]
155	Fig. 231 No. 1 Relic excavated from the pit grave [Yabune Fudohara archeological site]
155	Figure 232 Ink-sho characters [Yabune Fudohara Ruins]
156	Fig. 233 Relics excavated (1: Kama 2: Toko 3: spindle wheels 4.5: whetstone 6: Nunome tiles) [Yabune Fudohara Ruins]
157	Figure 234 Shimizuba Site No. 24 Residential Site (Mama Period)
158	Fig. 235 Site of Shimizuba Site No. 24
158	Figure 236 Haji ware (Kokubun period) excavated from the site of the Shimizuba Site No. 7 residence site
159	Figure 237 Full view of the archeological site (from the south) [East cultivated land site]
160	Figure 238 No. 3 Residence (Higashikochi Ruins)
160	Figure 239 Horidate pillar building site [Higashi cultivated land site]
160	Fig. 240 Relics excavated (upper: Ink Hanabun Green Glaze Pottery Below: Sumisho Pottery) [Higashiko Ruins]
162	Fig. 242 Excavation of Crematorium boneware (Otsuka Fujizuka Site)
162	Fig. 243 Sue Kura bone ware (9th century)
163	Figure 244 Crematorium Excavation Status (Toragaya Ruins No. 3 Tomb)
163	Figure 245 (Tomb No. 5)
165	Figure 248 Crematorium ware (excavated in the ward)
166	Fig. 250 Same as above [Neko Tandodai Site] Excavation status and schematic diagram
167	Figure 252 Same (Tomb No. 2) [crematorium boneware and excavation status (Ishihara archeological site No. 1 tomb)]
168	Figure 253 Human bones (head, lower right teeth) of the crematory tomb at Ishihara Site No. 1
168	Figure 254 Same as above (extremities, spine, waist bone, etc.)
222	[Oki Castle Ruins]
222	[Eda Castle Ruins]
223	[Remains of Enoki Shimojo]
223	[Chigasaki Castle Ruins]
228	[Suzuki Family Document (1)]
228	[Suzuki Family Document (D)]
229	[Suzuki Family Document (3)]
229	[Suzuki Family Documents (4)]
230	[Suzuki Family Document (5)]
230	[Suzuki Family Document (6)]
232	[Uehara Family Document (1)]
233	[Uehara Family Document (D)]
233	[Uehara Family Documents (3)]
234	[Uehara Family Documents (4)]
234	[Unshoin Document (1)]
235	[Unshoin Document (D)]
248	vermilion seal stamp (Souchuji, Ikebe-cho)
249	[Five-ringed pagoda of Saedo Muryoji]
250	[Five-ringed pagoda of Honyanagiji, Kamoi]
251	[Tower of Ondacho Kasuya]
252	[Kangoji Five-ringed pagoda]
253	[The monument of the Kamoshidacho Nenbutsudo]
253	[The monument of Dairinji Temple, Nagatsuda-cho]
254	[The monument of Hikaru Hayashi-ji Temple in Kamoi-cho]
254	[The plate monument of Saedocho Muryoji Temple]
254	[The monument of Myorenji, Kawawa-cho]
255	[Treasure Pagoda Monument of Honyanagi-ji Temple in Kamoi-cho]
255	[Edacho Yahane Fudodo Hall Monument]
255	[Kannen Buddha Monument of Kamiyamotochocho (now Mitakedai) Shosenin]
256	[Kurosuda-cho memorial monument]
256	[The monument of Motoishikawa (now Azamino)]
292	1671 Saedo Village Sugo Document
310	1815 Teraie Village Five-person Book
324	1716 Water Paper with Nagatsuda Village and 7 Mizushita Villages
332	1719 Kubo-mura Takaba document
444	Figure 1 Dondo-yaki (photographed by Ikebemachi)
444	Fig. 2 cocoon ball dumplings and book first (photographed by Ikebemachi)
445	Figure 3 Cattlebird (Restored in Showa 48, Kawamukaicho, Midori-ku)
446	Fig. 4 The curse of the first kid
447	Figure 5 Dosojin (taken by Manazuru Town)
449	Fig. 6 Sunamori of the Fire (Fire)
449	Figure 7 Pickup Fire (Fire) The incense stand between Kadoguchi and the house (photographed by Motoishikawacho)
450	Figure 8: The 15th Night View in September
456	Figure 9 First outing on the 11th day (photographed by Hayanomachi) (Wandering the river, visiting the bridge)
457	Figure 10 At the beginning of the meal on the 101st
457	Figure 11 Ishomochi carrying on my birthday
458	Figure 12 Abandoned child (42 to 2 years old)
508	Figure 1 Around Jizo (Kawamukai-cho, Midori-ku)
508	Figure 2 Around Jizo (Kawamukai-cho, Midori-ku)
508	Figure 3 Spring Autumn Nenbutsu Lecture (Kawamukaicho, Midori-ku)
509	Figure 4 Yunoki, Eda-cho, Midori-ku, Statue of Genroku (Kurikoiri)
509	kakejiku (Sama Hamakawa)
509	Figure 6 Fujiko kakejiku in Uetani Honmachi, Midori Ward
509	Figure 7 Fujiko kakejiku in Uetani Honmachi, Midori Ward

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