蝦夷穴古墳

Name: 蝦夷穴古墳
Address: Ezoana, Wada, Sukagawa, Fukushima,Japan, Fukushima, Japan

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Ezoana, Wada, Sukagawa, Fukushima,Japan

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M	MrTakumi5151 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ここは民家の裏にあるので所有者宅の庭に車を停めて許可を貰って見学します。自宅に古墳があるなんてステキです? 円墳で横穴式石室がありますが、崩れる恐れがあるので中には入れません? ７世紀後半の築造らしいです。 Since it is located behind a private house, we park our car in the garden of the owner's house and ask for permission. It's nice to have an old burial mound at home ? There is a horizontal hole type stone chamber in a tomb, but there is a danger of it breaking down, so I can not enter it ? It seems to have been built in the latter half of the 7th century.
鯨	鯨影 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ タイムスリップした感覚に成れるかも？県指定史跡　蝦夷穴古墳指定年月日　昭和33年8月1日所在地　　　　須賀川市和田字蝦夷穴六所有者　　　　円谷ミサオこの古墳は現在、墳丘の裾部が削平されているため当時の形をとどめていませんが、復元すれば直径約36メートル、高さ約4～5メートルの円墳で、七世紀前半に築造されたものです。死者を埋葬する横穴式石室は、墳丘の南側に開口(当時は埋葬後閉じる)しており、入口から石室の奥壁まで約11メートルもあり、東北地方では最大級のものです。石材は安山岩質凝灰岩で、奥壁の一枚と天井石の二枚は特に巨大で、当時の土木技術の水準が非常に高かったことがわかります。石室内からは、当時の権力者の象徴の一つである金銅製頭椎大刀をはじめ、馬具類など多数の副葬品が明治時代の発掘により発見されたことから、当地方を支配していた有力な豪族の墓であったと考えられます。なお、出土品は現在、東京国立博物館に保管されています。平成元年7月4日建立　須賀川市教育委員会 Maybe you can feel like you have slipped back in time? Prefectural designated historic site Ezoana Kofun Designated date August 1, 1958 Location: Ezoana Roku, Wada, Sukagawa City Owner Tsuburaya Misao This burial mound does not retain its original shape because the hem of the burial mound is currently flattened, but if restored, it will be a circular burial mound with a diameter of about 36 meters and a height of about 4 to 5 meters, and was built in the first half of the 7th century. It was done. The horizontal hole type stone chamber for burying the dead is open on the south side of the mound (closed after burial at that time), and the distance from the entrance to the back wall of the stone chamber is about 11 meters, which is one of the largest in the Tohoku region. The stone is andesitic tuff, and one of the back walls and two of the ceiling stones are particularly huge, indicating that the level of civil engineering technology at that time was extremely high. From the stone chamber, many burial items such as harnesses, including the gold-bronze head sword, which was one of the symbols of the powerful people at that time, were discovered by excavation in the Meiji era, so it was a powerful force that dominated the region. It is believed that it was the tomb of a great tribe. The excavated items are currently stored at the Tokyo National Museum. Built on July 4, 1989, Sukagawa City Board of Education