Mokkan - Wikipedia
Mokkan (Japanese: 木簡) are wooden tablets found at Japanese archaeological sites. Most of the tablets date from the mid-7th to mid-8th century, but some are as late as the early modern …
Recent massive finds during 1988-1989 have increased the number of known mokkan to 150,000.6 Not surprisingly, most of the mokkan have been uncovered near the seat of power, …
Mokkan and the Written Cultures of 7th-Century Japan
2022年1月20日 · Mokkan are strips of wood inscribed with ink recovered from archaeological sites, the vast majority of which date to Japan’s early historic period (seventh and eighth …
Mokkan - Wooden Planks of Ancient Japan - Suki Desu
Mokkan [木簡] are strip-shaped wooden plaques with writing found by archaeologists in Japan. These boards were used to convey messages before paper, also used in countries like China …
NARA PERIOD LIFE (A.D. 710-794) | Facts and Details
Mokkan are wooden documents from the Asuka and Nara Periods. They came in several types, including documents, labels for goods in transport, notepads, and tallies for other classification …
This paper focuses on ancient Japanese Mokkan (woodcuts) to discuss the background, current status and issues in the digitisation of cultural heritage, including matters of research, …
1300-year-old wooden tablets found in Japan – The History Blog
Tens of thousands of wooden tablets known as mokkan from the Nara Period (710 – 784 A.D.) have been found in the remains of the Imperial Palace. The research institute uncovered a …
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