Maria Shinoto

Welome to the inofficial website for Maria Shinoto, archaeologist at Heidelberg University, Germany (institutional website).

News

	Date	Title	Description
	2024-05-05	Website Renewal 2024	Transferring my old distill website to a Quarto blog and website over Golden Week 2024.

Research

The Nakadake Kiln Site Center

Interdisciplinary and international studies in Japan’s southernmost Sue production center

2022-02-04

Adaptive Filtering

Integration of variable filter parameters for one filtering process on 3D point cloud data.

2023-02-23

The Hirota Site: Mobility of people and technology

Interdisciplinary research project focussed on the Hirota Site on Tanegashima.

2022-03-02

Classification

Meaning and formation of classifications for archaeological insights.

2022-03-20

Computer Applications and Statistics

Quantitative methods in archaeology and keeping up with developments.

2022-03-02

Hayato

A little known people in the South of Ancient Japan.

2022-03-02

Systematic application of NAA analyses on selected Japanese find contexts

A cooperation between Kyōto University, Heidelberg University, and TU Wien

2022-03-02

The Southern islands and their role in Japan’s encounters with the West

Early Western contacts with Japan went the southern route.

2022-02-04

Decorated Tombs in Japanese prehistory and their iconography

Application of meaningful classification and quantitative methods to a Japan wide phenomenon (sōshoku kofun).

2022-03-02

Narikawa Pottery

A beautiful earthenware from Prehistoric and Ancient South Japan

2022-02-04

The blurry culture

Research on the pre- and protohistoric culture between Japan and the Ryūkyū islands.

2022-03-02

Categories

Maria Shinoto

News

Research

The Nakadake Kiln Site Center

Adaptive Filtering

The Hirota Site: Mobility of people and technology

Classification

Computer Applications and Statistics

Hayato

Systematic application of NAA analyses on selected Japanese find contexts

The Southern islands and their role in Japan’s encounters with the West

Decorated Tombs in Japanese prehistory and their iconography

Narikawa Pottery

The blurry culture