The Analytic Research on Zenpo-koen Fun System in Mimasaka Region

该项目的主要目的是开发一种分析酋长网络的新方法。本案例研究选择的地区是近坂（冈山县北部地区的旧称），因为这里多山，而且有一条名为吉井的大河作为唯一的交通工具。所分析的墓群的年代早于Tsuki-no-wa古坟。测量了4个禅宗口琴峰和6个禅宗口琴峰。川东-黑冢古坟被发掘出来。只有极少数带有埴轮粘土筒的墓室被发现，这表明在筑子之和古坟之前，这种筒并不被普遍使用。在墓室建造中使用的各种标准表明酋长之间存在联系。基于这一假设，设计了一些模型方案。

The primary aim of this project was to develop a new method of analysis of chieftain networks. The region chosen for this case study was Mimasaka (the old name given to the northern area of Okayama Prefecture) for being mountainous and for having had a big river called Yoshii as the only means of transportation. The tumuli analyzed were dated before the Tsuki-no-wa Kofun.Four Zenpo-koen Funs and six Zenpo-koho Funs were measured. The Kawahigashi-Kurumazuka Kofun was excavated. Only a very small number of tumuli with haniwa clay cylinders were found, indicating that in the period before Tsuki-no-wa Kofun such cylinders were not commonly used.The various standards used in the construction of the tumuli indicate there was an association between chieftains. Based on this assumption some model plans were designed.