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日本語: 日本の地理学者・斎藤功による「文化層序」の概念を図示したもの。 『中央日本における盆地の地域性―松本盆地の文化層序―』(斎藤功編著、古今書院、2006年3月27日、ISBN 4-7722-5105-7)18ページを基に作成。
English: This is an image of cultural stratigraphy proposed by Japanese geographer, SAITO Isao. I created this image based on p. 18 of "Regionality of Basin in Central Japan: Cultural Stratigraphy of Matsumoto Basin"(Saito, I., Kokon Shoin, March 27, 2006, ISBN 4-7722-5105-7).
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