People in East Asian Archaeology Laboratory
Research on pottery, stone tools, faunal and floral remains from the Sannai Maruyama site and other Jomon period cites (circa 5900-4300 b.p.) in northern Japan.Location: 312-314 Kroeber Hall
- Junko Habu, Professor
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Junko Habu's research focuses primarily on the study of prehistoric Jomon hunter-gatherers on the Japanese archipelago. She has tended to adopt an ecological framework with an emphasis on the study of subsistence and settlement, while not dismissing the importance of non-ecological factors such as historical contingency and human agency.