Nara Pref.
Keyhole-shaped mound
Uenoyama Kofun
Also known as: Accessory Mound of Shibuya Mukoyama (Emperor Keiko Mausoleum)
| Location | Nara Pref. |
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| Shape | Keyhole-shaped mound |
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| Mound length | 144 m |
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| Period | Late 4th c. |
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| Designation | Imperial Satellite Tomb (IHA) |
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Overview
A large mound north of Shibuya Mukoyama Kofun.
Finds & research
Cylindrical haniwa came from the western moat; the burial facility and grave goods are unknown.
Two views on the occupant
Archaeological view
An approximately 144m keyhole mound at Shibuya, Tenri, built in the late 4th century. Investigation on its west found the moat and cylindrical haniwa.
Imperial Household Agency view
Managed by the IHA as a satellite tomb of Emperor Keiko's Yamanobe-no-Michi-no-E Mausoleum; its occupant is unknown.
Field notes
Do not enter the IHA-managed mound; view from outside and follow signs.
Sources
Related kofun