A Research for the Arrangement of the Public Office of ancient Palaces in Japan

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I collected the historical materials to think about the structure of Heijo Palace Site in this research. And, I collected the excavated written sources (in such cases as Wooden Tablets and Pottery with Ink Writings) to think about the structure of Heijo Palace in the same way. Then, I thought about each meaning of those excavated written sources.I arranged the fundamental materials to think about the arrangement of the public office of the ancient city such as Heijo Palace and the palace based on the above in chronological order, and edited 'Materials for the Study of Heijo Palace Site in Chronological Order (draft)'. I summarized the meaning which each historical materials had of that, and it was shown straightforwardly and a note was added about the important matter, and a research result was introduced.I announced the outline of the research on October 13, 2001 by the public lecture "The Structure of Nara Imperial Palace and Capital and excavated written sources" of Kyushu history society convention (in Kyushu University). As for that result as well, I recorded it in the report. And as I published a summary document' The Century of Nara Capital Site and Wooden Tablets (The History of Japan vol.4, Koudansha Ltd. Japan) about the whole figure of Heijo Palace and the historical flow separately please refer to together. But, still the original purpose of the fusion of the excavation result and the research result of the literature historical materials is left as a subject. I want to continue the research more from now on.