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In Japan, Archaeologists Discover a 2,900-Year-Old Clay Lace of Exceptional Finesse that Tells the Fashion of Hunter-Gatherers

In Japan, Shinpukuji Shellfish in Saitama delivered a clay earring of about 2,900 years old. Opened with spirals of one millimetre thick and tinted with red, it illustrates the art of Jōmon.
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In Japan, Shinpukuji Shellfish in Saitama delivered a clay earring of about 2,900 years old. Opened with spirals of one millimetre thick and tinted with red, it illustrates the art of Jōmon.

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Science-et-vie.com broke the news on Sunday, November 1, 2026.
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