Самое большое (по площади) захоронение одного человека находится, как
это ни странно, в Японии, где каждый квадратный метр земли на вес
золота. Это гробница жившего в 4 веке н. э. императора Нинтоку...
Могильный комплекс расположен в городе Сакаи, недалеко от Осака. Его
общая площадь — 46 гектаров. Сама могила — курган высотой 33 метра
в форме замочной скважины, окруженный водой со всех сторон.
Курганы, по имени которых назван целый период японской истории,
появились в стране в 3 веке н. э. Они свидетельствуют о переселении
на острова людей с материка — похожие захоронения встречаются
на территории Китая и Кореи. Самые интересные курганы, разумеется,
у императорских могил, но что в них — практически неизвестно.
Если древние царские могилы, например, в Египте и Месопотамии уже давно
разрыты любопытными европейскими учеными, то в Японии они считаются
частными захоронениями, хотя и очень древними. Ни своих, ни иностранных
археологов туда не пускают.
The largest tomb in the world - is the storage of the Japanese Emperor Nintoku
The largest (in area) burial of one person is, oddly enough, in Japan, where every square meter of land at a premium. This tomb lived in the 4th century BC. e. Emperor Nintoku. Sepulchral complex located in the city of Sakai, near Osaka. Its total area - 46 hectares. The very grave - mound 33 meters in height in the form of key-hole, surrounded by water on all sides.
The largest tomb in the world - is the storage of the Japanese Emperor Nintoku
Mounds, which is named by the name of a period of Japanese history, appeared in the country in the 3rd century BC. e. They testify to the relocation of people to the islands from the mainland - similar burial found in China and Korea. The most interesting mounds, of course, the imperial tombs, but that is in them - almost unknown. If the ancient royal tombs, such as in Egypt and Mesopotamia have long dug curious European scientists, in Japan they are considered private burial, although very old. Neither his nor foreign archaeologists were not allowed there.
The largest (in area) burial of one person is, oddly enough, in Japan, where every square meter of land at a premium. This tomb lived in the 4th century BC. e. Emperor Nintoku. Sepulchral complex located in the city of Sakai, near Osaka. Its total area - 46 hectares. The very grave - mound 33 meters in height in the form of key-hole, surrounded by water on all sides.
The largest tomb in the world - is the storage of the Japanese Emperor Nintoku
Mounds, which is named by the name of a period of Japanese history, appeared in the country in the 3rd century BC. e. They testify to the relocation of people to the islands from the mainland - similar burial found in China and Korea. The most interesting mounds, of course, the imperial tombs, but that is in them - almost unknown. If the ancient royal tombs, such as in Egypt and Mesopotamia have long dug curious European scientists, in Japan they are considered private burial, although very old. Neither his nor foreign archaeologists were not allowed there.
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