船橋市海老ケ作貝塚出土獣面把手土器3Dモデル

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The Sea Urchin Pit Mound - Jomon Middle Period Settlement Welfare Investigation Report (1972, Chiba City Board of Education) explains it like this: ・Excavated from a vertical hole dwelling ・Found in the brown soil, deep bowl-shaped pottery is. Large, three-dimensional handles and small handles facing each other are arranged on the rim. The large, three-dimensional handle shows an animal face. Between the handles, one cat's paw-like rib is attached to each. Patterns are mainly filled with a spiral pattern of combined waves and lines. One band surrounds the body, but the body itself is blank. ・This period can be classified as Class III pottery, and this dwelling is a residence during the heyday of the Sea Urchin Pit Mound settlement. Pottery corresponds to so-called Pleiotropic E1 style, Original Pleiotropic E1 style, and can be included in the Katsuragi E style period. ・Throughout the site, influences from Azumadai pottery and Katsuraki pottery are received, with the latter's influence being strong. 44 photographs were created using 3D Zephyr Lite.