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Society | Mar 01

Situs Yayoi Ditemukan Memiliki Kaitan dengan Kerajaan Yamatai yang Penuh Teka-teki

Mar 01 (News On Japan) - Di tengah-tengah Cekungan Nara, di Kota Tahara Motosu, terdapat Situs Arkeologi Toga-Kagi, sebuah pemukiman berparit dari zaman Yayoi di Jepang yang berkembang pesat selama kurang lebih 700 tahun, tidak hanya dalam bidang kerajinan tangan tetapi juga dalam bidang perdagangan.

Situs ini memiliki hubungan yang mengejutkan dengan salah satu misteri terbesar dalam sejarah kuno: Kerajaan Yamatai. Video ini menggali romantisme sejarah yang agung dari situs ini.

Source: YOMIURI


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