By TOSHIHARU MORISHIMA/ Staff Writer
May 2, 2023 at 19:00 JST
Parts of a "haniwa" clay figure in the shape of waterfowl, including a wing, torso and leg (Toshiharu Morishima)
TONDABAYASHI, Osaka Prefecture--In a rare find, researchers unearthed various “haniwa” (clay figures) in the shapes of humans, animals and houses from a newly discovered kofun burial mound dating to the late fifth century here. [Read More]
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