Understanding yayoi and rope scholars

Yayoi people refer to primitive people in the Yayoi era, and rope literati are people in the Japanese rope culture era. Do you know what is the connection between Yayoi people and rope literati? The following is the information I have compiled for you about the Yayoi and the rope literati, hoping to help you.

Understanding yayoi and rope scholars

Yayoi people refer to primitive people in the Yayoi cultural era, also known as Yayoi era. It was named after the first discovery of pottery representing the cultural characteristics of this period in Yayoi Town, bunkyo-ku, Tokyo.

The Yayoi culture in Japan is different from the rope culture in the early stage and is obviously influenced by the mainland culture, among which the Yayoi culture in the later stage is also called? Ferry man? .

During the Japanese Yayoi period in the 2nd-3rd century BC, China was in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period when the society was in great turmoil. The long war has driven a large number of people from their homes. Some of them moved to the Japanese archipelago in order to escape the war, which also brought China's farming culture.

From the point of view that the unearthed warehouse was managed by villagers, people at that time increased the awareness of * * * in the village. It reflects that agriculture in the late Yayoi culture in Japan broke away from the primary stage of natural irrigation and began to build large-scale water conservancy projects. However, the valuable information to understand the farming culture in the Yayoi period is that in the Yayoi period, the dual structure of Japan was formed, that is, the immigration system Yayoi people (mainly distributed in western Japan, from Manchuria, Korea and Jiangnan).

Japan's Asahi Shimbun (165438+ 10 1) said that the Japanese were a mixed-race of scholars and yayoi.

According to the report, the researchers analyzed the DNA of more than 500 human samples from Japan, China, Europe and the United States, and believed that the earliest immigrants to the Japanese archipelago and the immigrants in the Yayoi era were produced after continuous mixed blood. In the late Paleolithic period, people living on Japanese islands were called rope writers because they made pottery with rope patterns.

Adult rope-striped men are less than 1.6 meters tall, while women are less than 1.5 meters tall, with clear facial contour, prominent eyebrows, sunken nose root, thick eyebrows, big eyes, slightly thick lips and developed jawbones. Yayoi people from the East Asian continent (mainly passing through the Korean Peninsula) have a longer and flatter face and a flat nose. Yayoi people have bigger teeth and are taller than rope literati.

Previously, German pathologists thought that Ainu people and Ryukyu people had something in common in physiology, and this view is still controversial. This study shows that Ainu people are similar to Ryukyu people, and today's Japanese people are more similar to Ryukyu people and Koreans.

Appearance characteristics of Yayoi people and rope literati

The characteristics of rope literati are: the height of adult men is less than 160 cm, and that of adult women is less than 150 cm. The facial contour is clear, the brow (forehead center) is prominent, the nose root is sunken, the eyebrows are thick, the eyes are big, the eyelids are slightly thick, and the jawbone is developed.

20 1 2165438+1October1,Asahi Shimbun said that the analysis by the National Institute of Genetics of Japan showed that Ainu people in Hokkaido and Okinawa people had * * * similarities in genetic characteristics. Although in Honshu and Kyushu, there are more hybrids between the rope literati and the Yayoi people from the mainland, it seems that there are more genetic characteristics of the rope family in the distant north and south areas. It is said that it is genetically confirmed that the origin of Japanese people is a hybrid of rope literati and Yayoi.