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| Okinawa Archaeology. As of 2003, Okinawa Prefectural Buried Cultural Center Master Mr. Asato has a detailed knowledge of the South Ryukyu Zone (Miyako and Yaeyama Area) showing the aspect different from the North Ryukyu continuing into Okinawa's main island from Kyushu in the prehistoric culture of Okinawa. In the digging of Twuguru Hama (Beach) Remains set out by himself, at the beginning of the research, he pointed out the possibility reaching back through the times that it was a thing before and after Christ, but it seemed to be a thing at the prior period . And he demonstrated the hypothesis for a long time after he modified that it was remains 4,000 years old by the carbon dating in 2002. In South Ryukyu, many seashell axes made of a shakogai are found, but there is not any seashell axes in the north from North Ryukyu. He thinks that the seashell axes culture that arose in the Philippines to the Sulawesi island in Indonesia was introduced into the Ryukyu islands in the process of diffusing to the South Pacific Ocean, so he attends the digging of fields overseas such as in the Philippines actively,. Following the Earthenware culture, the Non-earthware culture presented itself, the prehistory culture of the South Ryukyu owning the original Seashell Axes Culture Period is very dynamic and interesting. Furthermore, although it has the old possibility, about the submarine remains , he is quite skeptical about the fact that the “comtemporary Yonaguni was at the Stone Age, including the surrounding countries such as the Taiwan don't have any Stone Culture similar to the “submarine remains”. There are many arguments going beyond time and space. | |
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