【邪馬台国と卑弥呼の墓の候補地】　纒向古墳群　箸墓古墳と纒向遺跡 　奈良県の巨大古墳②

This is the Archaeology Channel. This video explains the Makimuku Tomb Group and Makimuku Ruins in Sakurai City, Nara Prefecture. The southeastern Nara Basin is the birthplace of Japan's first royal authority. This area is home to the Makimuku Ruins, which are thought to have been the royal capital, and the Makimuku Tomb Group, which is considered to be the first group of burial mounds to feature keyhole-shaped tumuli. The most famous of these is Hashihaka Tomb, which is said to be the tomb of Himiko. This time, we will introduce the Makimuku Tomb Group and Makimuku Ruins. [Reference Books/Websites] Sakurai City Buried Cultural Properties Center: "HASHIHAKA" - The First Keyhole-Shaped Tomb Sakurai City Makimuku Research Center: What kind of ruins is the Makimuku Ruins? http://www.makimukugaku.jp/info/iseki... [Related Videos] Makimuku Ruins, Sakurai City, Nara    • 奈良・桜井市の纒向遺跡   3D Survey of "Himiko's Tomb" The front section is revealed to have a three-tiered structure.    • "卑弥呼の墓"を３Ｄ測量 前方部は３段構造と判明   Large building at the Makimuku Ruins in Nara, possibly from the time of Himiko.    • 奈良・纏向遺跡大型建物、卑弥呼の時代か   Slow History Commentary: Kofun Tumulus Commentary Part 1: Hashihaka Tomb    • 【ゆっくり歴史解説】古墳解説第1回　箸墓古墳   Yamanobe no Michi 06: Hashihaka Tomb and the Origins of the Japanese Nation    • 山の辺の道06  箸墓（はしはか）古墳と日本国家の起源   Part 12: Makimuku Ruins and Hashihaka Tomb    • 第12回　纏向遺跡と箸墓古墳   #Hashihaka #MakimukuRuins #Yamataikoku #Himiko