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Positioning of Phoenician and Punic History in High School History Education: Focus on Historical Perspectives and Thinking
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Testing the Effectiveness of Data-driven Learning: Learning the Way Construction
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小学校における教科に固有な非認知能力と認知能力の関係 －算数科と国語科との相互作用に注目して－
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Exploring Ancient Residential Forms of the Oc Eo Culture in Southern Vietnam: Insights from Recent Archaeological Advancement
Get PDFThis study aims to elucidate the characteristics of settlement patterns within the Oc Eo community by systematizing data from both ancient texts and archaeological findings, beginning in the early 20th century and focusing particularly on discoveries from the past decade. The findings suggest that, in the early phase of Oc Eo, stilt houses served as the primary residential form, alongside simple and relatively level clay embankments used as living platforms. These stilt houses exhibited diverse variations concerning size and architectural features. The research also explores evidence of foundation-building techniques for wooden architecture documented archaeologically for the first time in Oc Eo culture, along with the selection of locally available materials, highlighting the Oc Eo community’s adaptability in addressing environmental challenges, such as subsidence in alluvial and flood-prone areas and limited access to stone resources. Furthermore, the discovery of large wooden structures with intricate carvings suggests the existence of elite residential zones within significant Oc Eo settlements, reflecting a hierarchically structured society of Funan.departmental bulletin pape
The Open and Restricted Plazas of San Andrés in Southeastern Maya Periphery
Get PDFPlazas were significant space for daily life in ancient Mesoamerica, yet research on these spaces, particularly in the Southeastern Maya area, has been sparse. This article examines San Andrés, a ceremonial center in the Zapotitán Valley during the Late Classic period, featuring two main plazas: the North Plaza and the South Plaza. By analyzing excavation data from San Andrés, this article investigates the timing, construction process, and potential functions and meanings of these plazas. Both plazas were built after approximately AD 620. The North Plaza, an open area encircled by four high-status structures, is likely to serve as a gathering space for diverse groups of people. Conversely, the South Plaza, a restricted area constructed as part of the Acropolis with significant labor investments, was concealed from the outside view. Material evidence suggests that this plaza was used to attract participants for rituals and funerary practices.departmental bulletin pape
Synthesis and Function of One-Handed Helical Poly(diphenylacetylene)s Bearing meta-Substituents
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