Yoshito Abe
Biographic Data
| ID | 4124745 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yoshito Abe |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yoshito |
| FAMILY NAME | Abe |
| SIGNATURE | ABE Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | Keio University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 53 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Rediscovery of the oldest dog burial remains in Japan
In 1962, buried dog remains, believed to be the oldest in Japan, were excavated from the Kamikuroiwa Rock Shelter. The remain were lost, however, for nearly a half century until March 2011, when what appeared to be the bones of two Jomon dogs were found at Keio University, where extensive searches had been made over many years. While there were no specific notations on the bones, the name and date of the newspaper in which they were wrapped, rema…
Neanderthal infant burial from the Dederiyeh cave in Syria
Une sépulture bien préservée d'un enfant Néandertal fut trouvée en 1993 dans la grotte de Dederyeh en Syrie. Les restes de cet enfant, environ deux ans d'âge, ont été dégagés dans les dépôts moustériens. La position du dos, les bras étendus et les jambes fléchies indiquent une sépulture intentionelle. Cette sépulture apporte de nouvelles données sur l'association entre les Néandertals et l'industrie de type Tabun В ainsi que sur la distribution d…
The Neanderthal Remains from Dederiyeh Cave, Syria: Interim Report
Dederiyeh No. 2, a large cave site in northwestern Syria, was chosen for excavation after an extensive reconnaissance survey in the Afrin region in 1987 under the Syrian-Japan joint expedition. The cave is about 60km NW of Aleppo, the second largest city of Syria. The preliminary excavations of 1989 and 1990 uncovered a number of fragmentary human remains as well as rich lithic and faunal assemblages. The lithic industries of the cave are compose…
Levallois-like Core from Yamagata Prefecture, Japan
[in Japanese]
Neanderthal infant burial from the Dederiyeh cave in Syria
Une sépulture bien préservée d'un enfant Néandertal fut trouvée en 1993 dans la grotte de Dederyeh en Syrie. Les restes de cet enfant, environ deux ans d'âge, ont été dégagés dans les dépôts moustériens. La position du dos, les bras étendus et les jambes fléchies indiquent une sépulture intentionelle. Cette sépulture apporte de nouvelles données sur l'association entre les Néandertals et l'industrie de type Tabun В ainsi que sur la distribution d…
The Neanderthal Remains from Dederiyeh Cave, Syria: Interim Report
Dederiyeh No. 2, a large cave site in northwestern Syria, was chosen for excavation after an extensive reconnaissance survey in the Afrin region in 1987 under the Syrian-Japan joint expedition. The cave is about 60km NW of Aleppo, the second largest city of Syria. The preliminary excavations of 1989 and 1990 uncovered a number of fragmentary human remains as well as rich lithic and faunal assemblages. The lithic industries of the cave are compose…
Rediscovery of the oldest dog burial remains in Japan
In 1962, buried dog remains, believed to be the oldest in Japan, were excavated from the Kamikuroiwa Rock Shelter. The remain were lost, however, for nearly a half century until March 2011, when what appeared to be the bones of two Jomon dogs were found at Keio University, where extensive searches had been made over many years. While there were no specific notations on the bones, the name and date of the newspaper in which they were wrapped, rema…
Levallois-like Core from Yamagata Prefecture, Japan
[in Japanese]
The Neanderthal Remains from Dederiyeh Cave, Syria: Interim Report
Dederiyeh No. 2, a large cave site in northwestern Syria, was chosen for excavation after an extensive reconnaissance survey in the Afrin region in 1987 under the Syrian-Japan joint expedition. The cave is about 60km NW of Aleppo, the second largest city of Syria. The preliminary excavations of 1989 and 1990 uncovered a number of fragmentary human remains as well as rich lithic and faunal assemblages. The lithic industries of the cave are compose…
Neanderthal infant burial from the Dederiyeh cave in Syria
Une sépulture bien préservée d'un enfant Néandertal fut trouvée en 1993 dans la grotte de Dederyeh en Syrie. Les restes de cet enfant, environ deux ans d'âge, ont été dégagés dans les dépôts moustériens. La position du dos, les bras étendus et les jambes fléchies indiquent une sépulture intentionelle. Cette sépulture apporte de nouvelles données sur l'association entre les Néandertals et l'industrie de type Tabun В ainsi que sur la distribution d…
Rediscovery of the oldest dog burial remains in Japan
In 1962, buried dog remains, believed to be the oldest in Japan, were excavated from the Kamikuroiwa Rock Shelter. The remain were lost, however, for nearly a half century until March 2011, when what appeared to be the bones of two Jomon dogs were found at Keio University, where extensive searches had been made over many years. While there were no specific notations on the bones, the name and date of the newspaper in which they were wrapped, rema…
Geography (4 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · Forensic Anthropology and Bioarchaeology Studies (3 works) · Ancient history (2 works) · Cave (2 works) · History (2 works) · Neanderthal (2 works) · Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (2 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (1 works) · Art (1 works)