| No. | 25 |
| Description | Susuya type pottery |
| Site | Doneted material: found in Kalinino (Tarandomari), Pravda village, Kholmsk district, Sakhalin |
| Size (cm) | H. 14 |
| Period | Late Epi-Jomon |
| Date | 3rd-4th century |
| Possessor | Tokoro Research Laboratory |
| Comment | Susuya type pottery spread from central Sakhalin to the northern end of Hokkaido around the Late Epi-Jomon period. There are two types, comb-marked pottery and cord-marked pottery, and this is an example of the latter type. It was excavated at Kalinino/Tarandomari on Sakhalin Island when it belonged to Japan. Donated by a private benefactor. |
