Del artículo de rt.com: Un grupo de arqueólogos ha descubierto una pirámide del siglo VI d.C. en la aldea de Asuka, en la prefectura de Nara, que se diferencia de las halladas hasta ahora en la zona, informa el periódico 'Japan Times'.
The Miyakozuka tomb is believed to have been built in the latter half of the sixth century. It was likely a terraced pyramid made of multiple stone layers, experts at the municipal education board and Kansai University’s Archaeological Research Institute said Wednesday.
The tomb may have been influenced by ancient tumuli built near the border between China and North Korea, given the similar structure, the experts said.
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Del artículo de rt.com:
Un grupo de arqueólogos ha descubierto una pirámide del siglo VI d.C. en la aldea de Asuka, en la prefectura de Nara, que se diferencia de las halladas hasta ahora en la zona, informa el periódico 'Japan Times'.
Del artículo enlazado del Japan Times:
http://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2014/08/14/national/sixth-century-tomb-nara-hints-pyramid-shape/
A large rectangular tomb in the village of Asuka in Nara Prefecture, may have been built in a rare pyramid shape, archaeologists say.
The Miyakozuka tomb is believed to have been built in the latter half of the sixth century. It was likely a terraced pyramid made of multiple stone layers, experts at the municipal education board and Kansai University’s Archaeological Research Institute said Wednesday.
The tomb may have been influenced by ancient tumuli built near the border between China and North Korea, given the similar structure, the experts said.
Asuka no es "una aldea" así como así. Era la capital de Yamato en esa época.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asuka,_Yamato
Voto sensacionalista que te cagas.