Ancient relics in disaster area

Ancient relics in disaster area

YAMAGATA, Japan - Fisherman Katsunori Takayashiki looks at the site of ancient remains in Miyako, Iwate Prefecture, in November 2011. His plan to build his home on higher ground after his original home was destroyed by the March 2011 tsunami hit a snag after the remains of ancient dwellings at the site were discovered.

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