Titlebook: Charting the Emerging Field of Japanese Diaspora Archaeology; Douglas E. Ross,Koji Lau-Ozawa Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and T

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Ionic Chain-Growth Polymerization,ma/Nagaya Village is presented as a case study to exemplify the process. The framework establishes a deeper narrative of the community, provides recommendations for future archaeological work conducted at the site as well as in artifact analysis, and contributes to the growing literature on the archaeology of a community.

武器

Ionic Chain-Growth Polymerization,ians until their forced uprooting from the coastal region of western Canada in 1942. The research provides comparative data and insight into maintaining culture in the margins of urban areas and preparations for internment.

禁止,切斷

Principles of Polymer Chemistryon the resulting material culture. In this article, we introduce potential research lines for the archaeology of the Japanese diaspora and the Nikkei phenomenon in Peru. These approaches shed light on the complexity of the Japanese diaspora, leading us to rethink the material expressions of these migrant populations.

Inclement

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Principles of Polymer Chemistry rather a subfield that is forcing archaeologists to engage with the public in novel ways. This work requires scholarly collaboration that puts the interest of descendant communities at the forefront of academic investigation. This work also involves managing archaeological data in a systematic fashion and making data accessible online.

Spinal-Fusion

, (,) Statues under Palm Trees: The Materialization of Early Japanese Immigrant Culture in Hawai‘I,) and is primarily associated with children. The analysis shows that distinct styles of . indicates several aspects of immigrants’ life and their history, and that gravestone studies have the potential to disclose many unexplored aspects of Japanese immigrant life in Hawai‘i.

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Introduction of Lifecycle of Community Framework: Grappling with Multiple, Complex Datasets in Intema/Nagaya Village is presented as a case study to exemplify the process. The framework establishes a deeper narrative of the community, provides recommendations for future archaeological work conducted at the site as well as in artifact analysis, and contributes to the growing literature on the archaeology of a community.

ARBOR

Archaeology of Early Twentieth-Century Japanese Canadian Logging Camps in British Columbia,ians until their forced uprooting from the coastal region of western Canada in 1942. The research provides comparative data and insight into maintaining culture in the margins of urban areas and preparations for internment.

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