Engaru Archaeological Center
Engaru Archaeological Center is a buried cultural property center in Engaru, Hokkaido, Japan. Together with the Shirataki Geopark Visitor Center, it is located within the Shirataki General Branch Office building. Mount Akaishi is the largest source of obsidian in the country and the collection and displays include an assemblage of palaeolithic artefacts from the Shirataki sites that has been designated a National Treasure.
Engaru Archaeological Center
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Engaru Archaeological Center is a buried cultural property center in Engaru, Hokkaido, Japan. Together with the Shirataki Geopark Visitor Center, it is located within the Shirataki General Branch Office building. Mount Akaishi is the largest source of obsidian in the country and the collection and displays include an assemblage of palaeolithic artefacts from the Shirataki sites that has been designated a National Treasure.
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• Name — Engaru Archaeological Center • Native Name — 遠軽町埋蔵文化財センター • Address — 1381-1 Shirataki • Location Town — Engaru, Hokkaido • Location Country — Japan • Website — Official website
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