Stone chamber of ancient tomb in early Yamato dynasty unveiled

Stone chamber of ancient tomb in early Yamato dynasty unveiled

KASHIHARA, Japan - Photo shows a red-colored stone chamber after a wooden coffin was removed at the ancient Sakurai Chausu-yama tomb mound near Japan's former capital of Nara. The tomb mound was believed to be a nobleman's tomb from the early years of the Yamato dynasty, which ruled major parts of Japan from the third to seventh centuries. (Pool photo)(Kyodo)

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