Journey back 38,000 years to discover Japan's Paleolithic Age, when the first humans arrived on the Japanese islands. This educational documentary explores how our ancestors survived during the Ice Age, when Japan was connected to mainland Asia and giant mammals like mammoths and Naumann elephants roamed the land.
Learn about the remarkable stone tool technology, hunting techniques, and nomadic lifestyle of these early peoples. From the groundbreaking discovery at Iwajuku site to the fascinating findings at Lake Nojiri, uncover how archaeological evidence reveals their daily lives, survival strategies, and cultural development.
Discover how these resilient hunter-gatherers adapted to dramatic climate changes, developed sophisticated stone-working skills, and eventually transitioned into the Jomon period around 16,000 years ago with the invention of pottery. This documentary combines cutting-edge archaeological research with expert insights to bring Japan's prehistoric past to life.
Perfect for students, history enthusiasts, and anyone curious about human origins and prehistoric Japan. Educational content suitable for all ages.
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