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Japanese-style ancient tombs and keyhole-shaped tumuli in Gwangju Hello, Gwangju is a city that has flourished since ancient times as the center of Jeollanam-do in southwestern South Korea. About 10 kilometers away from Gwangju Bus Terminal, there is a Japanese-style ancient tomb called a keyhole-shaped tumuli, which was actively built in ancient Japan...

Hello, the Shindeok Tomb Group in Hampyeong Yedeok-ri, located about 30 minutes northwest by car from Gwangju Metropolitan City in the southwest of South Korea, consists of two adjacent tombs, a keyhole-shaped tomb from the end of the 5th century and a stone chamber tomb from Baekje in the 1th century, which are built on the north and south sides. In 7, the National Gwangju Museum conducted an emergency excavation survey after the tomb was robbed...

Hello, the Haenambangsanri Jangkobong Tomb, located at the southernmost of the keyhole-shaped tombs distributed along the coast of South Jeolla Province, South Korea, is about 76 meters long and 10 meters high, and is considered the largest keyhole-shaped tomb confirmed in South Korea to date. This tomb...

Hello, Gwangju Myeonghwa-dong Jang Tomb, located about 20 minutes west of Gwangju city, South Korea, was excavated by the National Gwangju Museum in 1994. The size of the tomb is 33 meters in length, 18 meters in diameter in the circular part, 15 meters in square part, and 24 meters in width in the square part.

Designated as Jeollanam-do Monument No. 1988 on December 12, 21, the Haenam Yongdu-ri Ancient Tomb is a keyhole-shaped tomb that is estimated to have been built around the 121th century. The tomb is located on a low hill 4 meters above sea level upstream of Samsancheon, which flows into the Haenam Gocheonam migratory bird habitat...