01 / Suematsu Temple Ruins
From a Hakuho-era temple site,a roof-finial shows a woman, incised.

Suematsu Haiji Ato (末松廃寺跡), a temple site from the late 7th-century Hakuho period, became a National Historic Site in 1939. A 2018 excavation found a fragment of a clay roof-finial (gato) incised with the figure of a woman, thought to date from around the 9th century. No other such incised finial is known nationwide.
- 1939: National Historic Site
- Incised finial, c. 9th century
- The only such find nationwide

