11291
Author
Mitsuji, Toshikazu; Yoshida, Kazumi; Ohfune, Takahiro; Morita, Kazunobu
Title Of Article Chaper
Osaka-fuka no kamaato shuttsudo haniwa no sogo shikibetsu
Title Of Journal Book
Kokogaku to shizen-kagaku (Archaeology and natural science)
Issue
19
Pages
13-27
Collation
13 figs., 4 tables, ref.
Publisher
Dobosha Shuppan
Publisher City
Shimogyo-ku
ISSN
0288-5964
Language Of Text
Japanese
Language Of Summary
English
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Abstract
In Osaka prefecture there are three groups of ancient tombs which have the Haniwa pottery figures as decorations, and these figure clays can be discriminated by their iron, rubidium, and strontium contents. X-ray fluorescence analysis, and calculation of Mahalanobis' generalized distances from the mother groups were used to identify their production kiln sites near these tombs, e.g. Shinike, Umemachi, and Furuichi kiln sites. This method was applied successfully to the Haniwa figures excavated from eight tombs in the above three groups, and their production kilns were identified except for a few figures of the Ninken emperor's tomb. -- AATA
Keywords
Haniwa figure;X-ray fluorescence analysis;Mahalanobis distances AATA
pub_id
11291
Title Translation
Mutual discrimination among Shinike, Umemachi and Furuichi kilns using Mahalanobis' generalized distances