Faculty Profiles - KADOWAKI, Seiji

Papers - KADOWAKI, Seiji

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Frequency and production technology of bladelets in Late Middle Paleolithic, Initial Upper Paleolithic, and Early Upper Paleolithic (Ahmarian) assemblages in Jebel Qalkha, Southern Jordan Reviewed International coauthorship International journal

Seiji Kadowaki, Eiki Suga, and Donald O. Henry

Quaternary International Vol. 596 page： 4 - 21 2021.9

レヴァント地方における旧石器時代の人類の技術と行動の通時変化 ─最近の動向と考察─（前編） Invited Reviewed

門脇誠二

西アジア考古学 ( 22 ) page： 125 - 142 2021.3

Investigating early husbandry strategies in the southern Caucasus: intra-tooth sequential carbon and oxygen isotope analysis of Neolithic goats, sheep, and cattle from Göytepe and Hacı Elamxanlı Tepe Reviewed International coauthorship International journal

Hirose, M., Y. I. Naito, S. Kadowaki, S. Arai, F. Guliyev, and Y. Nishiaki

Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports Vol. 36 page： 102869 2021.3

ホモ・サピエンスの拡散・定着期における文化動態：南ヨルダン、カルハ山の旧石器遺跡調査（近年の動向） International coauthorship

門脇誠二・廣瀬允人・須賀永帰・大澤桃子・S. マサデ・ D. ヘンリー

西アジア発掘調査報告会報告集 Vol. 28 2021.3

Syngenetic rapid growth of ellipsoidal silica concretions with bitumen cores Reviewed International coauthorship International journal

Yoshida, H,, R Kuma, H. Hasegawa, N. Katsuta, S. Sirono, M. Minami, S. Nishimoto, N. Takagi, S. Kadowaki, and R. Metcalfe

Scientific Reports Vol. 11 page： 4230 2021.2

Application of the ecocultural range expansion model to modern human dispersals in Asia Reviewed International journal

Wakano, J.Y. and S. Kadowaki

Quaternary International Vol. 596 page： 171 - 184 2020.12

ホモ・サピエンスの拡散・定着期における文化動態―南ヨルダン、カルハ山の旧石器遺跡調査（2019年）― International coauthorship

門脇誠二、廣瀬允人、須賀永帰、サタ・マサデ、ドナルド・ヘンリー

西アジア発掘調査報告会報告集 Vol. 27 page： 26 - 30 2020.3

アゼルバイジャンにおけるヨモギ属（Artemisia spp.）利用史 Reviewed International coauthorship

赤司千恵, 門脇誠二, ファルハド＝キリエフ, 西秋良宏

植生史研究 Vol. 28 ( 2 ) page： 59 - 70 2020

Marine shells from Tor Fawaz, southern Jordan, and their implications for behavioral changes from the Middle to Upper Palaeolithic in the Levant Reviewed International coauthorship International journal

Kadowaki et al.

Learning Among Neanderthals and Palaeolithic Modern Humans page： 161 - 178 2019.11

Lithic technology, chronology, and marine shells from Wadi Aghar, southern Jordan, and Initial Upper Paleolithic behaviors in the southern inland Levant Reviewed International coauthorship International journal

Seiji Kadowaki, Toru Tamura, Katsuhiro Sano, Taiji Kurozumi, Lisa A. Maher, Joe Yuichiro Wakano, Takayuki Omori, Risako Kida, Masato Hirose, Sate Massadeh, Donald O. Henry

Journal of Human Evolution Vol. 135 2019.10

Authorship：Lead author,　Corresponding author Language：English Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal)

The Initial Upper Paleolithic (IUP) temporally overlaps with the range expansion of Homo sapiens populations in various parts of Eurasia and is often considered a key archaeological phase for investigating behavioral changes from the Middle Paleolithic. This paper reports upon new data from IUP occupations at Wadi Aghar, a rock shelter site in the southern Levant. In combining the results of radiometric dates and lithic analyses, we clarify the chronological and cultural position of Wadi Aghar assemblages in the Levantine IUP. As for the records about mobility, on-site activities, and resource procurement behaviors, we present analyses of lithic use-wear, tool-type composition, soil micromorphology, and marine shells. The lithic analyses and the optically stimulated luminescence (and subsidiary radiocarbon) dating of the Wadi Aghar materials suggest their chronocultural position in the IUP (45–40 ka for Layers C–D1; 39–36 ka for Layer B; possibly 50 ka for Layer D2), providing the southernmost location for the IUP in Eurasia. In the Levant, Wadi Aghar represents one of the few IUP sites in the inland areas. The results also indicate that the timing and technological sequences from the IUP to the following bladelet industries differed between the inland and coastal zones, likely reflecting geographically variable adaptive behaviors and/or cultural transmissions. One of the behavioral characteristics of IUP foragers at Wadi Aghar is the procurement of remote resources, represented by the transportation of marine shells from the Red Sea: Canarium fusiforme and Canarium cf. mutabile. Whether it was a direct procurement with increased mobility or a result of intergroup exchanges, it was not part of behavioral repertoires during the late MP in the same area. This can be understood as the expansion of resource procurement range, functioning as additional buffers from risk in the semiarid environments in the inland Levant.

DOI： 10.1016/j.jhevol.2019.102646

Web of Science

ホモ・サピエンスの拡散・定着期における文化動態―南ヨルダン、カルハ山の旧石器遺跡調査（2018年）― International coauthorship

門脇誠二、ドナルド・ヘンリー、サタ・マサデ、廣瀬允人

西アジア発掘調査報告会報告集 Vol. 26 page： 24 - 28 2019.3