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Ganghwa Jiseongmyo Dolmen
About 3km (2 miles) from town, down a dirt path behind a chicken farm, stands a primitive stone structure constructed of three large, flat boulders. Known as the Ganghwa Jiseongmyo Dolmen, archaeologists have identified this ancient monument as a Northern-style dolmen (in Korea goindol - a sacred tomb or altar) which dates back to Neolithic times. Life goes on around these huge stones, as they stand undisturbed in the midst of peppers, tobacco and ginseng.
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Photo credits: http://spanish.korea.net/05Pfebturpic02.jpg
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wow. it's my first time to actually see a dolmin in korea when i was 6 years old
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