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Subscribe to Time Warp Cities: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpr1JAIc49gu9-FAlO4uAKw?sub_confirmation=1 Prefer to listen? Our sister channel History with Edmund Thorne puts long-form history on Spotify for sleep and background listening: https://open.spotify.com/show/033LvlhTJml8Vs5pyTUeaM On a low terrace above a bay in what will one day be northern Japan, several hundred people are living in a village that has already stood for nine hundred years. The Great Pyramid will not be built for another four centuries. Everyone here feeds themselves from a managed forest, a bay and a river, and everything they know is carried in someone's head. And six chestnut posts, each a metre thick, stand driven two metres into the ground in two rows of three — and five thousand years later, the archaeologists who dig them out will still be arguing about what stood on top of them. Using AI reconstruction, we've rebuilt seven days at Sannai-Maruyama, the largest known settlement of the Jomon period, from the first grey light to the last fire of the night. Seven ordinary people, one per day: a hunter whose arrow goes in at the wrong angle and leaves him following an animal into forest he did not choose to enter. A potter firing clay in an open pit with no kiln, in a tradition already older than almost anything else on this channel. An old man whose legs stopped working when he was six, who has been fed, carried and needed for thirty years since. A mother keeping a clay figure she has refused to break, and a jar in the floor beneath where she sleeps. A woman who knows every chestnut tree on the terrace by name and has decided which one will not see another spring. A trader carrying a jade bead that came three hundred kilometres up the coast, hand to hand, on foot the whole way. And a finale where all six sit in the same firelight. This is the Japan before Japan — before rice, before writing, before emperors, before the Yayoi migrations that gave the modern population most of its ancestry. It is also the Japan whose pottery is among the oldest found anywhere on earth, whose trade network reached from Hokkaido to the Izu islands, and whose people cared for a paralysed man for a decade in a world with no medicine at all. Chapters: 0:00 A Boar in the Undergrowth 3:02 Day One — The Hunter 20:44 Day Two — The Potter 37:02 Day Three — The Elder 49:06 Raising the Pillars 51:59 Day Four — The Mother 66:06 Day Five — The Grove-Keeper 80:37 Day Six — The Trader 95:52 Day Seven — The Gathering 110:12 The Climate Turns 112:30 The Question Nobody Settles 115:41 What Stayed in the Ground #PrehistoricJapan #Jomon #TimeWarpCities

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