Yayoi pottery

Summary

Yayoi pottery is a pottery style^[1]. It draws 119 Wikipedia views per month (pottery_style category, ranking #21 of 41).^[2]

Key Facts

• Yayoi pottery is credited with the discovery of Shōzō Arisaka^[3].
• Yayoi pottery is credited with the discovery of Tsuboi Shōgorō^[4].
• Yayoi pottery is credited with the discovery of Mitsutaro Shirai^[5].
• Yayoi pottery's instance of is recorded as pottery style^[6].
• Yayoi is named after Yayoi pottery^[7].
• Yayoi pottery followed Jōmon pottery^[8].
• Yayoi pottery's location of discovery is recorded as Mukōgaoka Shell Mound^[9].
• Yayoi pottery is a type of earthenware^[10].
• Yayoi pottery is a type of Japanese pottery and porcelain^[11].
• Yayoi pottery's Commons category is recorded as Yayoi pottery^[12].
• Yayoi pottery's time of discovery or invention is recorded as March 2, 1884^[13].
• Yayoi pottery dates from the Yayoi period^[14].

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Definition and Type

Yayoi pottery's instance of is recorded as pottery style^[6]. Recorded subclass of include earthenware^[10] and Japanese pottery and porcelain^[11].

Origins

Yayoi is named after Yayoi pottery^[7].

Why It Matters

Yayoi pottery draws 119 Wikipedia views per month (pottery_style category, ranking #21 of 41).^[2] It is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[15]