【いしぶた】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. capstone in a cist (archaeology); dolmen burial chamber
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  1. capstone in a cist (archaeology)
    2. This refers to a stone that is placed on top of a burial structure, often in archaeological contexts, particularly in ancient burial practices.
    In ancient graves, capstones were used.
    The archaeologist is examining the capstone.
  2. dolmen burial chamber
    3. This usage refers to a type of megalithic structure used for burial, typically consisting of large stones arranged in a way that creates a chamber.
    There are many dolmen burial chambers with capstones in the northeastern region.
    Dolmens with capstones are evidence of ancient cultures.
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