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This
is
an
ancient
burial
mound
where
a
national
treasure
gold-inlaid
iron
sword
was
unearthed.
The
front
part
was
removed
in
1937
during
earthwork!
,
which
was
recently
restored
in
2004.
I'm
glad
that
the
rear
part
remained.
In
the
old
days,
materials
from
ruins
and
castles
were
easily
diverted.
Ruins
are
not
only
destroyed
by
ancient
thieves,
but
also
by
modern
public
works
projects.
It
is
said
that
the
reason
why
the
rear
circular
part
was
somehow
preserved
is
because
the
country,
which
could
not
see
it,
designated
it
as
a
historic
site
and
protected
it.
And
the
discovery
of
the
iron
sword
in
1978.
Designated
as
a
national
treasure
in
1983.
Since
then,
textbooks
from
elementary
school
to
high
school
have
always
included
photographs
of
iron
swords
(there
were
none
in
my
time).
The
reason
is
that
there
is
no
other
material
around
the
5th
century,
and
it
is
the
only
material
that
knows
about
this
blank
5th
century.
It
seems
that
we
can
at
least
understand
that
the
power
of
the
Yamato
Imperial
Court
extended
to
the
Kanto
region.
(Original)
国宝の金錯銘鉄剣が出土した古墳です。前方部は1937年に土取り工事で取られ!、復元されたのは最近の2004年です。後円部が残っていてよかったです。昔は安易に遺跡や城郭の資材を転用していたものです。遺跡を荒らすのは古代の盗賊だけでなく、近代の公共事業でも荒らされてます。後円部がなんとか残されたのは、見かねた国が史跡に指定して守ったからだそうです。
そして1978年の鉄剣の発見。1983年に国宝指定。それ以降の教科書には小学校から高校まで必ず鉄剣のことが写真入りで載っています(私の時は載っていなかった)。理由は、5世紀前後の資料が他になく、この空白の5世紀の様子を知る唯一の資料だからです。大和朝廷の勢力が関東地方まで及んでいたことが少なくとも分かるそうです。
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