Gwangnyeong-ri Dolmen No. 10

Dolmens are a representative form of burial from the Bronze Age, also known as megalithic tombs, and are generally believed to be the graves of a ruling class with economic wealth or political power. Korean dolmens are divided into the table-type, in which four supporting stones are erected to form a stone chamber with a huge flat capstone placed on top, and the go-board-type, in which a stone chamber is built underground with small supporting stones set beneath the capstone. Gwangnyeong-ri Dolmen No. 10 is of the southern type (Type 2), with its burial chamber located underground. It measures 214 cm along its long axis, 123 cm along its short axis, and 62 cm in thickness.

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Where it is

Region

Jeju City, Jeju

Designation

Provincial Monument · 시도기념물