A strip of wood unearthed during 2001 excavations at the site of the ancient Japanese capital city of Fujiwara-kyo is a far more sophisticated artifact than it appears at first glance. After more than ...

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As far as archaeological discoveries go, the strip of wood found in Fujiwara-kyō, Japan, originally didn’t look like much. But on second glance — and with the help of infrared light — researchers ...