Early Tombs Unearthed Bronze Ware Phenomenon Comparison Research Between China And Japan

Regarding non‐burial bronzes, including hoards, sacrifice pits, andother remnants. How the status and position of the tomb owner isrepresented by bronze funerary objects, and how non‐burial bronzesreflect certain concepts. This article looks at the characteristics of theburial sites, using temporal and regional differences between China andJapan to summarize and classify the phenomenon of non‐burial bronzes,with analysis of many aspects of regional cultural traditions and localcultural traditions related to beliefs, wealth preservation, religiousworship, and political power. A comparative study of the causes andorigins of similar phenomenon between ancient Chinese and Japanesenon‐burial bronzes, and an in‐depth look at the impact of similarities anddifferences between the two cultures. This article also looks at linksbetween ancient cultures from an East‐Asian perspective, and introducessome possible reasons for the cultural upheaval between the JapaneseJomon and Yayoi periods.