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    Dr. Ken Sasaki, a professor of archaeology at Meiji University, will give a talk on January 15th from 2-4pm in the East Asian Seminar Room in Doheny Library. The talk will discuss recent excavations at the Yukinoyama Keyhole-Tomb in Shiga prefecture, Japan from the 4th century and how it provides insights into the early formation of the Japanese state. Dr. Sasaki will address the developments in studying this topic and welcomes questions from specialists and other interested parties.

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    Dr. Ken Sasaki, a professor of archaeology at Meiji University, will give a talk on January 15th from 2-4pm in the East Asian Seminar Room in Doheny Library. The talk will discuss recent excavations at the Yukinoyama Keyhole-Tomb in Shiga prefecture, Japan from the 4th century and how it provides insights into the early formation of the Japanese state. Dr. Sasaki will address the developments in studying this topic and welcomes questions from specialists and other interested parties.

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    Dr. Ken Sasaki, a professor of archaeology at Meiji University, will give a talk on January 15th from 2-4pm in the East Asian Seminar Room in Doheny Library. The talk will discuss recent excavations at the Yukinoyama Keyhole-Tomb in Shiga prefecture, Japan from the 4th century and how it provides insights into the early formation of the Japanese state. Dr. Sasaki will address the developments in studying this topic and welcomes questions from specialists and other interested parties.

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    i n Pr e m od e r n

    J a p a n Stu d i e s
    Pr o gr a m

    Doheny Library, East


    Asian Seminar Room
    Excavations at the Yukinoyama Keyhole-Tomb:
    Date: 1/15/2010 Approach to the Early State Formation in Fourth
    Century Japan

    Time: 2pm—4pm A Talk by Dr. Ken Sasaki, Professor of P r o g r a m i n


    P r e m o d e r n
    J a p a n S t u d i e s
    Archaeology at Meiji University
    USC History Department
    3520 Trousdale Pkwy.
    SOS 153
    Los Angeles, CA 90089
    TEL: (213) 740-1657

    Dr. Sasaki will address the recent


    excavations at Yukinoyama kofun
    (keyhole tomb) in Shiga
    prefecture, Japan, in order to
    examine developments in the
    study of early Japanese state
    formation. He welcomes
    questions from specialists and
    interested parties alike.

    The talk will be in English.

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