Echoes of Early Jōmon Honshu Coastal foragers of Honshu, 4339–3528 BCE — shells, pottery, and deep maternal lineages 4339 CE - 3528 BCE Honshu, Japan (Kurashiki; Toyama)
Iwade Kofun: Honshu Cave Burials Late Kofun-period burials from Kanazawa that hint at maternal continuity and continental contacts 541 CE - 655 CE Honshu, Ishikawa Prefecture (Kanazawa)
Jomon Shores: Ancient Coastal Foragers Pottery, shell middens and DNA trace deep Northeast Asian roots in prehistoric Japan. 1404 CE - 80314000 BCE Honshu, Japan (Ikawazu, Aichi; Sanganji Shell Mound, Fukushima)
