"Deformed" Kofun: Keyhole-Shaped Burial Mounds in the Korean Peninsula By Kanta Takada Kadokawa Sensho It has been said that keyhole-shaped burial mounds are unique to the Japanese archipelago. They were built in areas that generally coincided with the territory controlled by the Yamato regime. However, why do they extend to the Yeongsan River basin in the southwestern part of the Korean Peninsula? Was this area under the control of the Yamato regime? Was it part of Wa...? This book explores all the "deformed" keyhole-shaped burial mounds remaining on the Korean Peninsula. It reexamines the current state and issues surrounding the conventional wisdom and approaches the profound mysteries of ancient history that have been continuously questioned for many years. Stored on the bookshelf. Please forgive any scratches from storage. #KantaTakada #Kanta_Takada #Book #History/WorldHistory