In the city of Sakai, Japan’s city of Osaka, the entertainment samples of Dysnerao Cofoon, which is the tomb of the 5th -century Emperor Nentoko, emerged for the first time since the tomb was accidentally opened in 1872. A small knife of gold and three pieces of gold armor were published in a private. He was acquired by an art dealer in 2024 by the Kokagakin University.
The knife contains an iron blade and is surrounded by a gold plated copper, surrounded by the original cypress sheath. Five silver indicators were found on the sheath, and X -ray found that the glide copper plate was only.5 mm thick. It was a very advanced technology at that time.
Scientific analysis revealed a knife wooden sheath-made from Japanese cypress-the gold plating was surrounded by a copper plate and was protected from silver rivets. The iron blade is broken into two parts, which is measured 6.9 cm and 3.7 cm, with the original length of 15 cm. Experts believe that it was formal rather than active, noting that no other small knives were documented by the fifth -century Coffee burial.
3-4 cm -measuring coaches are made of iron coated with gold, rather than once with historical drawings, gold mounted with copper. This revision indicates how modern material science can improve our understanding of ancient workmanship.
“They are not everyday weapons, according to Kokogakin University archaeologist Taro Fukazawa. They were potentially created as a offer of burial for the ruling elite, displaying the extraordinary political and economic power of the Nentoco court.”
Their original place was identified by wrapping the original paper with hand -written labels and seals by handwritten handwriting, which, after sliding a land, searched the tomb and searched the tomb after falling to the tomb of his stone chamber before falling to his stone chamber. Its backing. Unless things have come out in the market last year, the grave equipment can only be seen in the reflection of Kashiwagi.
For everyone, but wealthy collector Takashi draft, namely, has just happened that had close ties to Kashiji. So now we know that He has not restored everything. He robbed at least some of it, seemingly the smallest pieces.
Cahaul -shaped tomulus is 486 meters (1595 feet) long, 300 meters (980 feet) wide and 34 meters (112 feet) high. It is surrounded by three ditchs. Kehol Cofun was the largest and most wider in the 20,000 Coofone built between the third and the sixth century. Dysnerao is only one of three to rule the Imperial Macaulia by the Cophon Imperial Domestic Agency. The agency handles the hill firmly and no one is allowed or allowed. People are allowed only in the ditch and around it, which are famous places of fishing.
The knife and coach pieces have been lendled to the Sakai City Museum. They will be exhibited there by September 7.
