Ōyu Stone Circles
Two large late-Jōmon stone circles built on an artificially flattened plateau on the Ōyu River, part of the 'Jomon Prehistoric Sites in Northern Japan' UNESCO World Heritage inscription.
Dated events and their evidence
- 2,000 BCE mainstream
construction of the stone circles (late Jomon period) source - 1,500 BCE mainstream
abandonment (end of late Jomon period) source
Where
40.2717° N, 140.8039° E
Sources
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