a carriage shed, and household staff, along with other commonplace features. This mural allows scholars to analyze the daily rituals of the Goguryeo culture, and gain insight on what the house of the tomb's owner may have looked like. See also Korean art Korean history Three Kingdoms of Korea References Okazaki Takashi (岡崎敬), Anagaku sangōhun (Tō Ju bo) no kenkyū (安岳三号墳 (冬寿墓) の研究), Shien (史淵), No.93, pp. 37–84, 1964. Takeda Yukio (武田幸男), Kyūryōiki no shihai keitai (旧領域の支配形態), Kōkuri shi to Higashi Ajia (高句麗史と東アジア), pp. 78–107, 1989. External link Buildings and structures completed in the 4th century Goguryeo Korean art Murals in North Korea Archaeological sites in North Korea National Treasures of North Korea Buildings and structures in South Hwanghae Province Burial monuments and structures