C_UEDA『ドニワ部の新機軸模索中』

俄武術を通じて世を見渡し、絵や造形を用いて森羅万象を嘯く。常時五里霧中。時々絵描き。 Cパンク発動中。縄文続縄文鮭岩石鉱物化石昆虫妖怪仏像探求中。TRPG製作休眠中。 『ドニワ部・なんでも製作部長』緊急ｻﾌﾞｱｶ＝@C_UEDA_2nd

[東川町郷土館通信 @hirohi2025]

今日と明日は休館日です。

次回の開館は、９月26日（土）、27日（日）です。
企画展「高山美香のちまちま人形展」もこの２日間で終わります。

電車スタンプラリーもあります。

お待ちしています！

#東川町 #東川町郷土館 #スタンプラリー #東川線

[ドニワ部 @doniwab]

【ドニフェス2026 WS】
どのパーツにする？何色にする？
土偶や埴輪のパーツとビーズを詰めて、自分だけのシャカシャカキーホルダーを作ろう！

参加費500円／5～15分程度／予約不要

#ドニフェス2026 #ドニワ部

[ドニワ部 @doniwab]

#ドニフェス2026特別講演
近年の奥尻島での発掘・分布調査の成果も盛り込み、日本海の交流拠点としての奥尻島に迫ります！

『考古学から探る
擦文文化の対外交流と日本海の交流拠点「奥尻島」』
講師：北海道博物館　鈴木琢也氏
2026/10/24（土）13～14時
定員25名／無料
※当日12時より整理券配布

[C_UEDA『ドニワ部の新機軸模索中』 @C_UEDA]

ラズパイピコを頭脳に、赤LED5個でKITT(ナイトライダー)のスキャナ作ってみた。まだ実験だから全然配線だらけだけど笑、ちゃんと作る時はもう少しまとめる。明滅のタイミングの数値を色々工夫してたらそれっぽくなってきた。音も再現できたらもっとテンション上がるだろうか笑

[国土交通省 北海道開発局 小樽開発建設部 @mlit_hkd_ot]

【第58回 #北海ソーラン祭り】
北海道を代表する民謡、#ソーラン節 発祥の地として知られる #余市町。
ソーラン節を後世に伝えるため受け継がれてきたお祭りが、8/9に #余市港 で開催！
特産品を活用した飲食ブースが並ぶほか、約4,000発の花火が夜空を彩ります🎆
余市の夏を楽しみませんか？✨

[Unearthed 🏺 @UnearthedHQ]

🗿 This Stone Was Raised Before Farming… Let That Sink In 🤯

Long before cities, before writing, before people even knew how to grow food, humans gathered around this stone. Standing tall inside a circular enclosure at Göbekli Tepe in modern-day Turkey, this T-shaped pillar is over 11,000 years old. It was carved by hunter-gatherers using simple tools, yet its design is anything but simple. The smooth limestone surface carries deep carvings—spirals, symbols, and strange abstract forms that feel intentional, almost coded. The shape itself looks like a human figure, as if the stone is not just a pillar, but a presence.

What makes this place truly unsettling is when it was built. This monument existed before agriculture, before permanent homes, before what we usually call “civilization.” And yet, these people planned, organized, and worked together to create something sacred. Why? Was it ritual? Belief? A shared story about the universe? No one knows for sure. But standing here, you can almost feel it—the moment when humans first asked big questions about life, meaning, and their place in the cosmos. This stone doesn’t just belong to history. It quietly challenges everything we thought we knew about where human imagination truly began.

[Unearthed 🏺 @UnearthedHQ]

The before and after of the excavation of the Ancient Greek Stadium of Magnesia, located in modern day Turkey.

[Unearthed 🏺 @UnearthedHQ]

The 4,600-Year-Old Lost City That Was More Advanced Than Many Medieval Towns

Deep in the plains of present-day Pakistan lies one of humanity’s greatest forgotten wonders — Mohenjo-daro, the mysterious city of the ancient Indus Valley Civilization. Built around 2600 BC, at a time when much of the world was still struggling with basic settlement life, this astonishing city already had organized streets, advanced engineering, and one of the world’s earliest urban sanitation systems.

The name Mohenjo-daro means “Mound of the Dead,” and for thousands of years the city remained buried beneath dust and silence. It was rediscovered in the 1920s by archaeologists during British India, shocking historians across the world. What they uncovered changed our understanding of ancient civilization forever.

Unlike many ancient cities ruled by giant palaces or massive temples, Mohenjo-daro was designed with incredible planning and precision. Streets were laid out in a grid pattern, homes were built using standardized baked bricks, and nearly every house had access to water and drainage. Even more surprising, the city had covered sewage systems running beneath the streets — something many civilizations would not achieve again for thousands of years.

One of its greatest mysteries is the famous “Great Bath,” believed to be one of the earliest public water structures ever built. The massive brick-lined pool was waterproofed with natural bitumen and connected to an advanced drainage system. Historians believe it may have been used for rituals, purification, or important community gatherings. Imagine people walking through these streets over 4,500 years ago, using technology and city planning far ahead of their time.

No one knows exactly who ruled the city. No giant king’s tomb has ever been found. No massive statues celebrating rulers. Even stranger, the script of the Harappan people still cannot be fully decoded. Their language remains one of history’s greatest unsolved puzzles. It is as if an entire advanced civilization spoke… and then vanished without leaving a readable voice behind.

At its peak, the Indus Valley Civilization stretched across parts of modern-day India and Pakistan and may have supported millions of people. Trade routes connected it with ancient Mesopotamia, showing that these people were not isolated — they were part of a thriving ancient world economy.

Then, around 1900 BC, the civilization slowly declined. Some experts believe climate change, shifting rivers, droughts, or economic collapse may have forced people to abandon the cities. Others think repeated flooding damaged Mohenjo-daro over time. But the true reason remains uncertain.

Today, the silent ruins of Mohenjo-daro still stand under the burning sun of Sindh, reminding us that thousands of years before modern technology, humans were already building cities with intelligence, engineering, and organization far beyond what many imagined possible.

[Unearthed 🏺 @UnearthedHQ]

🏺 China Unearthed a 3,000-Year-Old Mystery That Shouldn’t Exist

Deep beneath the soil in China, archaeologists uncovered something that left even experts stunned — giant bronze masks with haunting eyes, strange golden objects, towering statues, and ritual items unlike anything ever seen before. The discovery was made at the ancient Sanxingdui site in 2021, and the artifacts are believed to belong to a lost civilization that existed more than 3,000 years ago.

What makes this discovery so mysterious is that these objects do not match the style of ancient Chinese civilizations we know from history books. The masks have enormous eyes, sharp features, and almost supernatural expressions, making many people wonder who these people really were… and why their art looked so different from the rest of the ancient world.

Some researchers believe Sanxingdui may have been the center of a powerful kingdom that vanished without explanation. Others think the strange masks and statues were connected to rituals, forgotten gods, or beliefs that disappeared thousands of years ago. Even today, nobody fully understands why these incredible treasures were buried underground.

Imagine standing in front of a massive bronze face created by human hands over 3 millennia ago… staring back at you with wide, mysterious eyes as if guarding secrets from another age.

The deeper archaeologists dig, the more questions appear. Who were the people of Sanxingdui? Why was their culture so advanced and so different? And what caused this ancient civilization to suddenly fade into history?

Some discoveries rewrite history. This one may rewrite everything we thought we knew about the ancient world.

[Unearthed 🏺 @UnearthedHQ]

An ancient Assyrian technique for river crossing using inflated skins, around the 8th century BCE.

[綱渡鳥 @tunawtaridori]

現地説明会で学んだことは後でnoteにまとめるとして、同じ史跡内の看板が気になるので🪧

なんか劣化するの早くないかな？
同じ時期に設置したうちの町の看板と劣化の仕方が違うけど…

[Archaeology & Art @archaeologyart]

Bas-relief carvings at the Temple of the Feathered Serpent in Xochicalco, Mexico. Quetzalcóatl, the Feathered Serpent deity of Mesoamerican mythology. One of the most important gods in the Aztec and earlier Mesoamerican pantheons.

[東川町郷土館通信 @hirohi2025]

郷土館は10時から開館です。

企画展「北の縄文と東川の縄文」も、最終日となりました。約２カ月間、早かったです。
町民の方に広く東川の縄文を知っていただけと思います。

ぜひ、最終日、お待ちしています‼️

#東川町
#東川町郷土館
#郷土博物館
#博物館

[東川町郷土館通信 @hirohi2025]

郷土館は10時から開館です。

企画展「北の縄文と東川の縄文」も、後3日となりました。
スタンプラリーも達成者が18名となりました。東旭川公民館とあわせてどのくらいになったのでしょうか！

チャレンジ、お待ちしています‼️

#東川町
#東川町郷土館
#郷土博物館
#博物館

[ドニワ部 @doniwab]

２９回余市縄文野焼き
火入れも終わり、焼き始めました⸜(*˙꒳˙*)⸝

[北川久仁子 ふふふ @airg_fff]

ありがとうございました〜😊リスナーの皆さんにも会えて嬉しかった〜💕無事イベントが終了しました。前のめりで私たちの話を聞いてくれたアナタのおかげです！楽しかった〜😆byくにこ　#縄文世界遺産登録5周年記念イベント　#阿部千春先生
#かっくう

[ドニワ部 @doniwab]

わくわく超えてドキドキ。【縄文世界遺産登録５周年記念イベント】終了いたしました！
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お越しいただいたみなさま、関係者のみなさま、ありがとうございました！
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#ドニワ部

[ドニワ部 @doniwab]

縄文太鼓2回目のえんそうがはじまりました。
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わくわく超えてドキドキ。【縄文世界遺産登録５周年記念イベント】⁡
本日15時までですʕ•̫͡•ʔ
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◆縄文夏まつり◆
日時：７月２６日（日）　10:30-15:00
場所：北海道庁旧本庁舎（赤れんが庁舎）赤れんがホールB

[札幌国際大学 縄文世界遺産研究室 @siujomon]

縄文世界遺産登録５周年記念イベント、赤れんが庁舎で開催中！赤れんがホールBでは、縄文グッズの販売やワークショップ、遺物展示などなど〜！本日15時までやっています♪

[ドニワ部 @doniwab]

縄文夏まつり2026@八雲噴火湾パノラマパーク終了いたしました。
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⁡札幌から離れた場所で販売する機会はあまりないので、SNS等を見て来てくださった方もいたりして、嬉しく楽しい2日間でした。
ご来場いただいたみなさま、関係者のみなさま、ありがとうございました！！