The Osaka Prefectural Museum of Yayoi Culture would be a good place to begin a study of Yayoi archaeology, if you can get to Osaka.
Takuma Sakurai has kindly compiled a set of links related to Yayoi archaeology.
Large burial site (300 individuals) on coast formed basis for a local museum. Well developed bilingual website. Access: 891-8 Kandakami, Houhoku-cho, Toyoura-gun, Yamaguchi Prefecture.
Dr Peter Matthews, National Museum of Ethnology, Senri Expo Park, Suita 565-8511, Japan. Tel. +81 (6) 6876-2151. Fax +81 (6) 6878-7503. Email: info (at-mark) researchco-op.co.nz
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A Yayoi house. Photo by Robert Garfias (Museum of Yayoi Culture, May 2003). |