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...ces credit Chikuzen with being the first place in Japan to have [[wet-rice agriculture]] and metal tools, introduced during the [[Yayoi period]], and the first to

Technologies including intensive agriculture, ironworking, and bronze casting, along with new techniques for weaving and

...n much earlier, however, possibly even being introduced alongside wet-rice agriculture, iron, and bronze in the [[Yayoi period]].

...ally alter its environment, nor organize its lifestyles and economy around agriculture, as later peoples of the archipelago would.<ref>Kobayashi, 88.</ref>

...n more, time to cotton spinning, silk weaving, or other craft work than to agriculture.<ref>Lloyd Eastman, ''Family, Fields, and Ancestors: Constancy and Change i