A massive eruption buried parts of southern Japan in ash 7,300 years ago, and the sea may have saved survivors Radiocarbon dates suggest people fled or died in southern Kyushu after the Kikai eruption 7,300 years ago, while northern coastal communities kept growing and turned to the sea....
livequrious.comA massive eruption buried parts of southern Japan in ash 7,300 years ago, and the sea may have saved survivorsRadiocarbon dates suggest people fled or died in southern Kyushu after the Kikai eruption 7,300 years ago, while northern coastal communities kept growing and turned to the sea.
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