Packet 3: Bonus 8

Answer the following about the Jōmon and Epi-Jōmon cultures and peoples, for 10 points each.
[10e] The Epi-Jōmon and Satsumon cultures preceded the emergence of these people. These indigenous people of Hokkaido have a higher proportion of Jōmon DNA than most other modern residents of Japan.
ANSWER: Ainu [or Utari; accept Aino; accept Proto-Ainu]
[10h] The Epi-Jōmon culture is often linked to these equestrian “shrimp barbarians” of northern Honshū. Historians debate whether this ancient ethnic group became the proto-Ainu or fought proto-Ainu peoples called the Mishihase.
ANSWER: Emishi people [or Ebisu; or Yebisu; or Ezo; or Yezo; or Yemishi] (The “Mishihase” may also be ancestors of the Nivkh or other non-Ainu Tungusic peoples.)
[10m] The term “Zoku” or “Epi-” Jōmon refers to the persistence of Jōmon patterns in northern Japan past when this culture superseded it further south. Wet rice agriculture became dominant in this culture’s namesake period.
ANSWER: Yayoi Culture [or Yayoi Period]
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HeardPPBE %M %H %
2120.00100%67%33%

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BrownNYU A1001020EM
BruinGeorgia Tech C1001020EM
Chicago AGeorgia Tech A100010E
Georgia Tech BVirginia Tech1001020EM
Illinois BNorthwestern A1001020EM
IndianaColumbia B10101030EHM
Maryland AMIT10101030EHM
MinnesotaPenn State10101030EHM
North CarolinaColumbia A100010E
Northwestern BUC Berkeley B1001020EM
Ohio StateWashU100010E
PittsburghNYU B1001020EM
Stanford AMichigan10101030EHM
SwarthmoreHarvard100010E
TexasGeorgetown1001020EM
Toronto APurdue100010E
Toronto BChicago B10101030EHM
UC Berkeley ABritish Columbia1001020EM
UCFRutgers100010E
VanderbiltJohns Hopkins10101030EHM
WaterlooCornell1010020EH

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TournamentEditionMatchHeardPPBE %M %H %
Main Site2026-04-17✓2120.00100%67%33%