GIICHI TANABE
Biographic Data
| ID | 8851537 |
|---|---|
| NAME | GIICHI TANABE |
| GIVEN NAMES | GIICHI |
| FAMILY NAME | TANABE |
| SIGNATURE | TANABE G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ochanomizu Women's University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 3 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1962 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1966 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Hamakita Man and the Site of Nekata Limestone Quarry at Hamakita
The fluorine dating method was applied to the human bones found at the Nekata site, Hamakita city, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. The bones, divided geologically into two groups, A and B, were compared with the pilot series consisting of two groups of animal bones A and B, excavated from different layers of the same site. From the result of analysis (Table VI-1) it was concluded that animal bone A was quite significantly newer than B, and human bone…
Mikkabi Man and the Fossil-bearing Deposits from Tadaki Limestone Quarry at Mikkabi, Central Japan
The Tadaki Limestone Quarry at Mikkabi is located near the northern tip of the Lake Hamana, about 20 kilometers northwest of Hamamatsu City on the Pacific coast of Central Japan (SUZUKI, Fig. 1). It is one of the quarries in the vicinity of Hamamatsu and is situated along the Paleozoic limestone belt which runs with a northeast trend from the Kii Peninsula to the Akaishi Mountains. Exposed in these quarries, many fossiliferous Pleistocene deposit…
Craniometry of the Japanese Skulls of the Final Edo Era
The changes in the physique of the Japanese through the historic ages have been traced since about ten years ago in the researches by SUZUKI, one of the present authors, and others. So far as the morphological characteristics of the head and face are concerned the change seems to be more rapid in the period from Edo era (17th-19th c.) to the present time than in the earlier periods in the history or Japan. Therefore, it is certainly one of our ma…
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Mikkabi Man and the Fossil-bearing Deposits from Tadaki Limestone Quarry at Mikkabi, Central Japan
The Tadaki Limestone Quarry at Mikkabi is located near the northern tip of the Lake Hamana, about 20 kilometers northwest of Hamamatsu City on the Pacific coast of Central Japan (SUZUKI, Fig. 1). It is one of the quarries in the vicinity of Hamamatsu and is situated along the Paleozoic limestone belt which runs with a northeast trend from the Kii Peninsula to the Akaishi Mountains. Exposed in these quarries, many fossiliferous Pleistocene deposit…
Craniometry of the Japanese Skulls of the Final Edo Era
The changes in the physique of the Japanese through the historic ages have been traced since about ten years ago in the researches by SUZUKI, one of the present authors, and others. So far as the morphological characteristics of the head and face are concerned the change seems to be more rapid in the period from Edo era (17th-19th c.) to the present time than in the earlier periods in the history or Japan. Therefore, it is certainly one of our ma…
Hamakita Man and the Site of Nekata Limestone Quarry at Hamakita
The fluorine dating method was applied to the human bones found at the Nekata site, Hamakita city, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. The bones, divided geologically into two groups, A and B, were compared with the pilot series consisting of two groups of animal bones A and B, excavated from different layers of the same site. From the result of analysis (Table VI-1) it was concluded that animal bone A was quite significantly newer than B, and human bone…
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