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Junko Habu's Website (UC Berkeley)

Ask an Archaeologist, Episode 18: Japanese Archaeology – From Jomon Hunter-Gatherers to Edo Samurai (June 2, 2020)

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The Handbook

The Handbook of East and Southeast Asian Archaeology focuses on the prehistoric and early historic east and southeast Asia. Due in 2017. Learn more.

Korean Translation

The Korean translation of Dr. Habu’s 2004 book Ancient Jomon of Japan has recently been released.

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Read about Dr. Habu’s ethnographic work in the area following the 3/11 triple disaster.

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