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The feature Original articles by wiseacres of this museum. Those are written about several kind of theme; The wisdom of archaeologists are spelled with our daily words.	Trivias We, the staff presents some funny tips in this section. You can browse lots of inside and/or horror stories.
Excavation Saga A weekly article "Excavation Saga" reported by rookie Matsumoto, who is a newcomer in excavation.	Excavation Saga2 A continuation of "Excavation Saga". We will present reports of an excavation at Student Union.
Excavation Saga3 "Excavation Saga" has come back. This time will reports of an excavation from the site of gymnasium on the south of SHINMACHI campus.	Excavation Saga4 The excavation at IWAKURA has started. It newly reports on the situation as "Excavation Saga4".
Excavation Saga5 In "Excavation Saga5", it reports on the situation of the excavation investigation which has returned to the site of Student Union again.	Excavation Saga6 In "Excavation Saga6", it reports of an excavation from SHINMACHI campus.
Excavation Saga7 In "Excavation Saga7", it reports on excavation investigation at a HOKUSHIRYO point.	Collection data and Ruins The archaeological data excavated from various ruins of Japanese every place are collected by this hall. At this corner, I introduce simply about the meaning of the main ruins which they excavated, or collection data.
Researcher's Note The excavation investigation has came to a period of rest, however remains arrangement has still going on. Please take a look inside "Researcher's Note" for what's going on!	Fugenji-Dani Research Note Fugenji-Dani in whom the Doshisha University Kyotanabe campus is located has site of a settlement, and this museum started Fugenji-Dani synthesis academic investigation from the 2002. At this section, We will exhibit the result one by one.
Archaeology of Iwakura area in north of Kyoto-city [1] The village from the end of the age of Yayoi to the tumulus period has been detected by the excavation investigation of the Iwakura elementary school schedule ground. We will report on the result.