Sueji Umehara
Biographic Data
| ID | 2181243 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sueji Umehara |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sueji |
| FAMILY NAME | Umehara |
| SIGNATURE | UMEHARA S |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1927 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1966 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Yin Hsu, Ancient Capital of the Shang Dynasty at An-yang
A Study of the Bronze Ch'un 算
The Late Mr. Moriya's Collection of Ancient Chinese Mirrors
A Survey of Ancient Korean Culture
On the Dotaku once possessed by BUNCHO Tani
A Dotaku which is said to be once possessed by BUNCHO TANI, an artist of the Later Yedo Period, has been well known among archaeologists for the resemblance of the figures engraved on it with thcse on a Dotaku said to be unearthed at Sanuki:the latter was registered to the national treasureseveral years ago. But the present owner of the said Dotaku is unknown, and we can hardly examine the details of the object, except for the rubbed copy of the …
On Beaker-Shaped Pottery unearthed in Kumamoto Prefecture
Among prehistoric potsherds of Mr. SAKAMOTO's collection in Higo Province, there are some very unusual examples of shape. Their reconstructions are truly beaker-shaped with band handles as the illustration shows. Such shaped pots have not yet been recorded in Japan, and from comparative studies the shape suggests resemblances with the black type of pottery in prehistoric China
A New Example of "Tachu-Saimen Mirror"
"Tachu-Saimon Mirror", the mirror with two knobs and zigzag design, was found for the first time at Kajikurihama, Yamaguchi Pref., Japan in 1914. Thenceforce more than ten mirrors of this kind have been found not only in Japan but in Korea. Those found in Korea are classified into two types, the one being finely moulded and the other roughly.The new example I am going to introduce here, too, is what was discovered in Korea, probably in Southern P…
Antiquities Exhumed from the Yin Tombs outside Chang Te Fu in Honan Province
Toa kokogaku gaikan
Chosen kodai no bosei (Funerary Practices of Ancient Korea)
Shiragi ko-ga no kenkyû
L'analyse chimique des bronzes anciens de la Chine
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L'analyse chimique des bronzes anciens de la Chine
Shiragi ko-ga no kenkyû
Chosen kodai no bosei (Funerary Practices of Ancient Korea)
Toa kokogaku gaikan
A New Example of "Tachu-Saimen Mirror"
"Tachu-Saimon Mirror", the mirror with two knobs and zigzag design, was found for the first time at Kajikurihama, Yamaguchi Pref., Japan in 1914. Thenceforce more than ten mirrors of this kind have been found not only in Japan but in Korea. Those found in Korea are classified into two types, the one being finely moulded and the other roughly.The new example I am going to introduce here, too, is what was discovered in Korea, probably in Southern P…
Antiquities Exhumed from the Yin Tombs outside Chang Te Fu in Honan Province
On Beaker-Shaped Pottery unearthed in Kumamoto Prefecture
Among prehistoric potsherds of Mr. SAKAMOTO's collection in Higo Province, there are some very unusual examples of shape. Their reconstructions are truly beaker-shaped with band handles as the illustration shows. Such shaped pots have not yet been recorded in Japan, and from comparative studies the shape suggests resemblances with the black type of pottery in prehistoric China
On the Dotaku once possessed by BUNCHO Tani
A Dotaku which is said to be once possessed by BUNCHO TANI, an artist of the Later Yedo Period, has been well known among archaeologists for the resemblance of the figures engraved on it with thcse on a Dotaku said to be unearthed at Sanuki:the latter was registered to the national treasureseveral years ago. But the present owner of the said Dotaku is unknown, and we can hardly examine the details of the object, except for the rubbed copy of the …
The Late Mr. Moriya's Collection of Ancient Chinese Mirrors
A Survey of Ancient Korean Culture
A Study of the Bronze Ch'un 算
Yin Hsu, Ancient Capital of the Shang Dynasty at An-yang
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