Japanese scholar Sakamoto Isamu has donated a valuable collection of artifacts to Taiwan's National Museum of Prehistory, including tools and a 15th-century bark paper book, among other pieces gathered from around the world. Sakamoto said he chose Taiwan over interest in his collection from the US and China, as it's where he began his research decades ago. The museum plans to study the collection before putting it on display.

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