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The Lost Civilization of the Jomon Culture explores the enigmatic world of Japan's earliest known society, a prehistoric civilization that thrived for millennia without conforming to the agricultural revolutions that shaped other ancient cultures. From their stunning pottery traditions and intricate spiritual beliefs to their sustainable environmental practices and gradual transition into Yayoi society, the Jomon people left behind a legacy that continues to fascinate archaeologists and historians. This book uncovers the mysteries of their origin, their social structures, and their lasting impact on Japanese identity, offering a deep dive into a civilization that challenges conventional narratives of human development.