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Ph.D. 　The Kyushu University

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Anthropology

0000-0003-0204-1271

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As a faculty member of the Research Museum, in accordance with the mission of the museum, I collect materials, build databases of materials, hold various exhibitions and events, and disseminate the results of Kyushu University's education and research.In recent years, it has been especially working to convert research materials into 3D format, and has been publishing and disseminating 3D data so that research can be promoted even in the event of a global pandemic and movement restrictions. In education, the department is in charge of courses related to museum curator qualification (museum education ), and is training personnel with an understanding of academic materials and museums. My main research focuses on human skeletal remains from the Jomon to Early Modern periods in Japan, with the aim of clarifying how the disparity developed. The main method is musculoskeletal stress markers (MSMs). Other studies include analysis of skulls using 3D data and reexamination of the regional nature of Yayoi period traits.

Research Interests

• Research on archaeological human skeletal remians using CT
  keyword : CT, Human skeletal remains,Harris line,Diagnosis of trauma such as fracture scars
  2023.03.
• Creation and analysis of 3D data of ancient human bones
  keyword : 3D, Human skeletal remains
  2021.04.
• Preservation and utilization of ancient human bone materials
  keyword : human skeletal remains
  2019.05.
• Reconstruction of social organization from diversity in subsistence economy and life-styles
  keyword : Musculoskeletal stress markers(MSMs),Entheseal changes(EC), Social inequality、Subsistence economies, lIfe-styles
  2015.04.

Academic Activities Membership in Academic Society

• Japanese Archaeological Association
• The Anthropological Society of Nippon