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A park in Koryo with reconstructed pit dwellings and raised-floor storehouses.
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In Taketori Park in Koryo, Nara, there are reconstructed pit dwellings and a raised-floor storehouse. They are remains of the Kofun period, based on the plan shapes found in the excavation of the Nara Prefectural No. 2 Purification Center. The pit dwelling has a living area about 4 m square with a trapezoidal embankment, and the raised-floor storehouse measures 3 by 6 m, with a thatched upper structure supported by posts set in the ground.
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