영주 휴천리 지석 및 입석

The Iron Age civilization that followed the Stone Age was a Bronze Age civilization. Famous civilizations in history such as Egyptian civilization, Indus civilization, Mesopotamia civilization, and yellow civilization appear during this period. On the Korean peninsula, folk patterned earthenware is used, and the bodies are buried in dolmens and stone graves. During the Japanese colonial period, it was established that there was no Bronze Age on the Korean Peninsula, but after the liberation, various evidence emerged and turned over. The stone and standing stones of the prehistoric period of Hucheon-ri are the remains of the Bronze Age that existed in Yeongju. The large flat stone is a dolmen (dolmen), and is the grave of the talented people of those days. The stone we can see is a cover stone, and there is a burial facility underneath it. A stone standing next to a large flat stone is a stone that marks something as a standing stone. It is said to be a tribal border or commemoration. It is said that it is very rare to have a stone grave and a standing stone together. It is a precious site, but prehistoric sites do not appear to be very popular around us. We welcome people passing by like a common park in the neighborhood next to the old man. Still, there are people who respect the long history of this place, and there is a belt around Zendol and a belt around the nearby trees. The makgeolli disease next to Sundol is interesting.