<em>Gaiso-Bo</em> and <em>Fuso</em> Mortuary Practices and Human Migration in the Late Pleistocene in the Ryukyu Islands
This chapter introduces and discusses the Pleistocene human migration from the view of mortuary practices in the Ryukyu Islands, such as gaiso-bo and fuso traditions, based on the late Pleistocene tomb site newly found in Ishigaki Island on the southern Ryukyu. Gaiso-bo is a traditional mortuary pra...
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2024
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