Takashima Kōzaki Iseki (Matsuura-shi, Japan)
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Takashima Iseki (Matsuura-shi, Japan)
Takashima Underwater Site (Matsuura-shi, Japan)
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found: Work cat: 2014031221: Sasaki, Randall J. The origins of the lost fleet of the Mongol Empire, 2015:ECIP chapter 1 (the analysis of the remains of hull timbers from the second Mongol invasion of Japan in 1281 CE, discovered at the Takashima underwater site; the Kōzaki area had the highest concentration of recovered artifacts related to the invasion)
found: Japanese Archaeological Association website, Aug. 6, 2014:Noteworthy archaeological sites, issue 2012; Takashima Kōzaki article (After a long and difficult underwater investigation, the finds are collectively designated a Historic Site; Takashima Kōzaki Historic Site, Matsuura City, Nagasaki Prefecture; investigation of the Takashima underwater site began in 1980; in March 2012, within the area known for its deposit of buried cultural materials, 384,000 m² in the vicinity of Kōzakimen on Takashima was designated a Historic Site)
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2014-08-06: new
2014-11-14: revised
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