연천 신답리 고분

Yeoncheon Sindap Rim tombs recommended by Sungnye Elementary School with children! I can see silver pampas grass in late sunny autumn. Let's summarize briefly! It is said that it was designated as Gyeonggi-do Monument No. 210 on October 10, 2005. Three burial mounds are located at 17-42, 17-42, Sindap-ri, Jeongok-eup, Yeoncheon-gun, Gyeonggi-do. The two tombs are in contact with each other. The burial mound is in the form of two chambers of No.1 and No.2 and is said to be considered a tomb of Goguryeo Stone. One of the two tombs has a height of 3m and a width of 19m, and the second one has a width of 7.7m, which is relatively small. At the time of the excavation in 2003, there was not much excavated material, so the exact date could not be known. Sindap-ri Burial Mound is a Koguryo stone chamber tomb, made of stone stone and covered with soil on it. The roof of the stone is finished in the form of a triangular ridge, and is said to be typical of the Goguryeo system. There are black basalts in front of the two tombs. Basalt is easily available around the Yeoncheon Hantan River and used to create a tomb room. It is estimated that there were more tombs around the tomb, but now only two tombs can be identified. This is an important historical data for studying the Goguryeo ruling class, and the tomb of the Goguryeo ruling class was universally changed as it changed from red stone guns to stone bags. I tried to extract the contents and summarized above ^^

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