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1989 (Heisei first year) Munakata Municipal Cultural Property Survey Report No. 21 / "Togo Takatsuka I"
Togo Takatsuka Kofun (Toga Takatsuka Kofun) was surveyed and trenched survey conducted between 1986 and 1988 as a survey on important remains. In the Kofun period, a keyhole-shaped tumulus measuring 64.4 m in total length built around the latter half of the 4th century, the burial facility houses a long split bamboo-shaped coffin with an inner law of about 5.4 m. As the national ritual at Okinoshima begins, it is a keyhole-shaped tumuli suddenly appeared in the inland area, and it is believed that the buried person is a person who has some sort of involvement in the early Okinoshima ritual.
"Togo Takatsuka I" Munakata City Cultural Properties Survey Report No. 21 (1 MB)