A tomb in which the body is skeletalized by some method such as burial or exposure to the elements, and the remains are then placed in a bone repository such as a pot-shaped earthenware vessel and reburied. This type of tomb developed in eastern Japan from the end of the Jomon period to the middle of the Yayoi period. Source: About Shogakukan Digital Daijisen Information | Legend |
遺体を土葬や風葬など何らかの方法で白骨化した後、遺骨を壺形土器などの骨蔵器に納めて再び埋葬した墓。縄文時代末期から弥生時代中期にかけて、東日本で発達した。
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