Exam 1 contd 3 Flashcards
(Japan Before Buddhism) Joman culture ca. 10500-300 BCE
- … yrs. before Buddha’s birth
- Joman (“…”) were … but lived in villages
10000;
Cord Markings; hunter gatherers
(Japan Before Buddhism) Joman culture ca. 10500-300 BCE
villages were … dwellings
developed extensive … technology very early
earliest … examples in the world are found in Japan
Pit;
ceramic;
ceramic
(Japan Before Buddhism) Ko-Fun (…) period, ca. 300-552
- enormous … were built
- … of the Kofun
Old tomb; earthen burial grounds;
earthenware figures
(Japan Before Buddhism) Yayoi Period ca. 300 BCE - 300
- had extensive interaction with … and …
- produced … artifacts
- highly … culture
china; korea;
bronze;
stratified
(Japan Before Buddhism) Vessel, from Miyanomae, Nagano Prefecture, Japan, Middle Joman period, 2500-1500 BCE. Earthenware
- entailed modeled …, …, and applied …, rather than painted ornamentation
rope markings; incised lines; coils
(Japan Before Buddhism) 2. … motifs
3. extremely … and …
Quasi-figural;
thick; heavy
(Japan Before Buddhism) Tomb of Emperor Nintoku. Sakai, Osaka Prefecture, Japan, Kofun period, late 4th to early 5th century.
- largest … (…) in Japan.
- exemplifies typical … shape surrounded by three moats
tumulus; earthen burial mound; keyhole shape
(Japan Before Buddhism) 3. almost 1 mi long and rises to a height of 114 feet
- burial chamber is near the …
- many objects buried in the tomb to accompany the emperor …
- … jewels, and the tumulus itself, resemble the … from the crown in tomb 98 from Korea
summit;
in the next life;
comma shaped; jewels
(Japan Before Buddhism) … (“way of the Gods”) Beliefs and Architecture
- embraced during the … and … eras
- developed in conjunction with agricultural lifestyle regarding … and …
Shinto;
Yayoi; Kofun;
planting; harvesting
(Japan Before Buddhism) Shinto (“way of the Gods”) Beliefs and Architecture
- Shinto: spirits (called “…”) occupied sacred places in nature (…, …, …, even … people) which are to be venerated
kami;
mountains; waterfalls; trees; charismatic
(Japan Before Buddhism) Shinto (“way of the Gods”) Beliefs and Architecture
- practices included ritual … and … at multi structure shrines
- … was a critical aspect of Japanese religious practices (… of sanctuaries reflected purification)
renewal; purification;
purity;
cyclical rebuilding
(Japan Before Buddhism) Man hall, Amaterasu shrine, Ise, Mie prefecture, Japan, Kofun period or later; rebuilt 1993
- buildings in the inner shrine are rebuilt every … years as a purification practice
- … covers the grounds
- appears to be modeled after Japanese … shrines are NOT allowed to be identical
20;
white gravel;
granaries
(Japan Before Buddhism) Man hall, Amaterasu shrine, Ise, Mie prefecture, Japan, Kofun period or later; rebuilt 1993
- the shrine highlights the connection between … and …
- marks the place where a spirit is said to have … in the world
nature; spirit; taken residence
(Japan Before Buddhism) Kondo and aerial view of the temple complex, Horyuji, Nara Prefecture, Japan, Nara period, ca. 680.
- this is the most important early …
- Kondo (…) housed the …
Japanese Buddhist Temple complex;
Golden Hall; statue of the Buddha
(Japan Before Buddhism) Kondo and aerial view of the temple complex, Horyuji, Nara Prefecture, Japan, Nara period, ca. 680.
- used … and … like Chinese architects from the Tang period
- five story Pagoda served as a …
ceramic tiles; curved roof structure;
reliquary