京都大学考古学研究室写真 : 阿武山古墳調査, 1934, 1987. Department of Archaeology, Kyoto University Collection: Research Photographs of Abuyama Tomb, 1934, 1987.

大阪府高槻市阿武山古墳の昭和9年(1934)の発掘調査に際し, 京都帝国大学文学部考古学教室および阿武山地震観測所(志田順博士)により撮影された写真資料. 腐朽せずに出土することがきわめて稀な夾紵棺の貴重な出土状況記録であり, 原資料が再埋葬されている現況において, 最も重要な二次資料である. また, レントゲンフィルムは, 日本考古学にX線が利用された最初の事例であり, 学史的にきわめて重要である. This is a collection of photographs of the 1934 excavation of Abuyama Tomb in Takatsuki City, Osaka Prefecture conducted by the Archaeological Institute at Kyoto Imperial University and Dr. Toshi Shida of the Abuyama Seismological Observatory. It is a valuable record of the discovery of a dry-lacquer coffin, most of which have decayed and no longer exist. Additionally, since it was reburied, at present this is the most important secondary material concerning the coffin. Furthermore, the X-ray film is extremely valuable to the history of science, as this was the first time X-rays were used in Japanese archaeology. Aside from 14 glass film plates held by the Department of Archaeology, these materials were stored at the Seismological Observatory, where they were rediscovered in 1982 and restored in 1987.