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1. Jomon
By Joshua Hill and Joshua Skinner

2. Jomon
 The Jomon period is basically Prehistoric
Japan.
 This would have 12,000 BC when Japan was.
inhabited by hunter and gatherer.
 The culture was a degree of sedentism.
 Which means they were starting to live in.
small villages and started farming.

3. What did the Jomon period look like

4. How did they get there

5. Lifestyle
 Their diet consisted of fish, deer, wild boar,
squirrels, small birds, berry's, herbs and spices.
 They used sharpened objects like rocks and
sticks for most of there tools.
 Sharpened sticks were used for hunting animals
like fish and birds.
 Sharpened rocks were used for knifes and to
sharpen other objects like arrows and spears.
 They used there hands for most of there pottery
work.

6. Tools

7. Pottery
 The Jomon pots were important to them
because it made food preserve able for the
winter month.
 The reason we find this interesting is because of
beautiful art work like the pot on the next page.
 All Jomon pots were made by hand without a aid
of a wheel which made making pots a very time
consuming job.
 potter building or vessel were made from the
bottom with coils and soft clay.

8. Pottery

9. Referents Page
 http://www.studyblue.com/notes/note/n/earl
y-vessels/deck/3959525
 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki
 www.earlywomenmasters.net/masters/jomo
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 encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/Jomon