Japan

Ryan Moorhen

Japan

Migrants arrive to form the Okhotsk culture in northern Hokkaido, bringing a type of barley differen

Ryan Moorhen

Japan

Maedakochi site: Jomon village life during the Incipient Jomon Period

Ryan Moorhen

Japan

Shell mounds and what they tell us about the Jomon diet and way of life

Ryan Moorhen

Japan

A study of maize weevils from ancient Jomon pottery shows they stored acorns and chestnuts long befo

Ryan Moorhen

Japan

A treasure trove of 103 ‘lost’ drawings by Hokusai emerges in the Piasa auction house in

Ryan Moorhen

Japan

Large scale whole genome sequencing 2020 study elucidates the genetic and phenotypic landscapes of m

Ryan Moorhen

Japan

It’s time to embrace northern route dispersal scenarios for the migration of modern humans

Ryan Moorhen

Japan

ALDH2 and migration patterns into Japan

Hu Li et al.,2009, Refined Geographic Distribution of the Oriental ALDH2*504Lys (nee 487Lys) Variant Summary Mitochondrial aldehyde...

Ryan Moorhen

Japan

A map of Japan made during the Italian Renaissance

Ryan Moorhen

Japan

Mori Motonari, the smartest sea lord in Japan

Ryan Moorhen

Japan

The Exact Opposite Idea of the Pirate Cliché

Ryan Moorhen

Japan

The Exact Opposite Idea of the Pirate Cliché

An thoughtful piece about why the Murakami pirates were so successful, their innovations, and how they turned islands into vibrant local...

Ryan Moorhen

Japan

Facial tattoos of the Jomon, and what they may have been for

Ryan Moorhen

Japan

The people and stories behind Meiji Era’s (1867-1926) architecture

Ryan Moorhen

Japan

Hoabinhian sites in Asia and relict DNA and their possible affinity with Jomon?

The oldest Hoabinhian site has recently been discovered in Yunnan, China. What implications does this have for the peopling of East Asia?...

Ryan Moorhen

Japan

Ancient Japan may have been ‘more cosmopolitan’ than thought: researchers

Ryan Moorhen

Japan

2015 paper concludes that migrants from Northeast China via Korea bearing the CY JC virus genotype b

Ryan Moorhen

Japan

How did 3rd ~ 4th c. Roman coins end up in the 12th~15th c. Katsuren Castle on Okinawa?

Ryan Moorhen

Japan

Archaeologists find world’s oldest fishhooks on Okinawa Island

Ryan Moorhen

Japan

Migrants arrive to form the Okhotsk culture in northern Hokkaido, bringing a type of barley differen

Maedakochi site: Jomon village life during the Incipient Jomon Period

Shell mounds and what they tell us about the Jomon diet and way of life

A study of maize weevils from ancient Jomon pottery shows they stored acorns and chestnuts long befo

A treasure trove of 103 ‘lost’ drawings by Hokusai emerges in the Piasa auction house in

Large scale whole genome sequencing 2020 study elucidates the genetic and phenotypic landscapes of m

It’s time to embrace northern route dispersal scenarios for the migration of modern humans

ALDH2 and migration patterns into Japan

A map of Japan made during the Italian Renaissance

Mori Motonari, the smartest sea lord in Japan

The Exact Opposite Idea of the Pirate Cliché

The Exact Opposite Idea of the Pirate Cliché

Facial tattoos of the Jomon, and what they may have been for

The people and stories behind Meiji Era’s (1867-1926) architecture

Hoabinhian sites in Asia and relict DNA and their possible affinity with Jomon?

Ancient Japan may have been ‘more cosmopolitan’ than thought: researchers

2015 paper concludes that migrants from Northeast China via Korea bearing the CY JC virus genotype b

How did 3rd ~ 4th c. Roman coins end up in the 12th~15th c. Katsuren Castle on Okinawa?

Archaeologists find world’s oldest fishhooks on Okinawa Island

Scientists find largest Stone Age bone bonanza on Ishigaki island