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Death and Tombs in the Yayoi Period: The 37,000-Year History of the Japanese Archipelago – 36
\nThe tombs are silent time capsules of the state of society. The tombs are a quiet time capsule of the state of society, from which the way of life of our ancestors and their way of living naturally emerge. The Tomb of the Dead<\/p>\n

As we saw yesterday, the industrial revolution in the form of iron was probably the defining factor in the Yayoi period.
\nIron manufacturing technology developed in mainland China was first introduced directly into Japan.
\nLater, ironmaking materials were imported and “forged” on site.
\nIn rice paddy farming, which is based on collective labor, the management of iron tools was of paramount importance.
\nThis was the fundamental meaning of the advancement of the power structure of domination.
\nIt is said that there are traces of the ironworking at the Yoshinogari site, and even at the Asuka Palace, which was built much later, traces of ironworking have been found.
\nThe remains of a blacksmith workshop have been excavated within a few hundred meters of the center of royal authority.
\nThis seems to have been the key factor in the subsequent “history of Japan.<\/p>\n

In such a society, the deaths of many of its predecessors were layered on top of each other.
\nThe Yayoi society was established around the 10th century B.C., and for about 1,200 years, various graves were excavated in various locations until the “front-recessed circular mounds” were established in the Kinki region.
\nVarious tombs were built in various places for approximately 1,200 years until the “front-recessed circle burial mounds” were established in the Kinki region.
\nThe death of a person represents the phase of the time, and the nature of people’s prayers can also be seen.
\nThe following are examples of tombs excavated throughout Japan in chronological order.
\nStone Tomb <8th century B.C.-4th century B.C.E.> Shido Stone Tomb Group, Fukuoka Prefecture
\nA 1m square table-shaped flat stone supported by table-leg stones.
\nThey are found only in western Fukuoka, Saga, Nagasaki, and Kumamoto.
\nTomb of a visitor to Japan <6th century B.C.-1st century B.C.E.> Doigahama site, Yamaguchi Prefecture
\nA mass grave constructed on a sand dune. The fact that people taller than the Jomon were buried here suggests that they were “migrant” people from the Korean Peninsula.
\nThe fact that people taller than the Jomon people were buried in these graves has become the basis for the theory that these people came to Japan from the Korean Peninsula.
\nSquare ditch tombs (3rd century B.C.E. – Uryudo site, Osaka Prefecture)
\nThis is an unusual shape of a tomb from the southern part of the Korean Peninsula, in which a square trench was dug and a fill of more than 1 m was placed inside the trench.
\nIt is a square with one side measuring 10 to 20 meters.
\nLarge mound tomb <3rd century B.C.E. – Kami Site, Osaka Prefecture
\nThe mound is large, measuring 26 x 15 m and 3 m high. 23 wooden coffins were found in the mound. Fourteen adult coffins and nine child coffins were found.
\nThe coffins were found to be rich in burial accessories.
\nReburial Tomb <3rd century BC – Izumisakashita site, Ibaraki Prefecture>.
\nA grave in which the remains of a deceased person were reduced to bones and a portion of the bones were placed in an urn or other container. Jomon type, distributed in the Kanto region, Fukushima, Niigata, and other areas.
\nThe graves were distributed in the Kanto region, Fukushima, Niigata, and other areas. The number of these tombs decreased drastically when rice paddy farming began.
\nSquare ditch tombs (2nd century B.C.-1st century B.C.-Toshikatsuchi site, Kanagawa Prefecture)
\nAbout 25 graves were found, but it is thought that there were originally about 30.
\nIt is thought that there were originally about 30 of these tombs.
\nJar coffin tomb (1st century B.C. – Tateiwa site, Fukuoka Prefecture)
\nThese are jars or pots more than 70 cm high made exclusively for coffins and are found in Fukuoka, Saga, Nagasaki, Kumamoto, Oita, and Kagoshima.
\nThey are distributed in Fukuoka, Saga, Nagasaki, Kumamoto, Oita, and Kagoshima. They were made from the 6th century BC to the 3rd century AD.<\/p>\n

The archipelago’s society is a combination of the native Jomon people
\nand those who migrated to the archipelago as the “frontier of East Asia” with rice cultivation in the paddy fields.
\nThe mixture of native Jomon people and those who migrated to the archipelago as “the frontier of East Asia” along with paddy rice cultivation is quietly conveyed.
\nEventually, the tomb system progressed from the Kofun period to the introduction of Buddhism.
\nKofun tombs are symbols of power and are contrasted with the architecture of temples that followed.
\nIn this sense, the shape of these tombs can be seen as an expression of architectural orientation.
\nKnowing the thoughts of our ancestors is probably synonymous with knowing ourselves. I bow my head in prayer.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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