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A dolmen is a megalithic monument constructed during the Bronze Age. Dolmens are found in parts of Europe, Africa, and Asia. The Korean Peninsula has the largest concentration of dolmens in the world. | A dolmen is a megalithic monument constructed during the Bronze Age. Dolmens are found in parts of Europe, Africa, and Asia. The Korean Peninsula has the largest concentration of dolmens in the world. | ||
| − | Gwangju is home to 103 dolmens, including | + | |
| + | Gwangju is home to 103 dolmens, including those in Samgeo-dong and Yongdu-dong, which are designated as [[광주광역시_문화유산자료|Gwangju Cultural Heritage Materials]]. The [[삼거동고인돌군|dolmens in Samgeo-dong]] comprise 49 dolmens in two groups in an area of 200 m. The nearby [[칠성마을|Chilseong Village]], meaning "Seven Stars" is named after these dolmens, of which there are seven of particular size. The [[용두동지석묘|dolmens in Yongdu-dong]] include 10 dolmens remaining in their complete state. It is presumed there would have been 2-3 more dolmens in the vicinity based on the remains. Among them, there is one table-type dolmen, which is rare for the region, and the rest at Go board-type dolmens. The stone is though to have come from the nearby [[광주_송악산|Songaksan Mountain]]. | ||
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2025년 8월 8일 (금) 13:56 판
Gwangju’s Dolmens
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A dolmen is a megalithic monument constructed during the Bronze Age. Dolmens are found in parts of Europe, Africa, and Asia. The Korean Peninsula has the largest concentration of dolmens in the world.
Gwangju is home to 103 dolmens, including those in Samgeo-dong and Yongdu-dong, which are designated as Gwangju Cultural Heritage Materials. The dolmens in Samgeo-dong comprise 49 dolmens in two groups in an area of 200 m. The nearby Chilseong Village, meaning "Seven Stars" is named after these dolmens, of which there are seven of particular size. The dolmens in Yongdu-dong include 10 dolmens remaining in their complete state. It is presumed there would have been 2-3 more dolmens in the vicinity based on the remains. Among them, there is one table-type dolmen, which is rare for the region, and the rest at Go board-type dolmens. The stone is though to have come from the nearby Songaksan Mountain.
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