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경산시립박물관은 고대부터 현대에 이르는 경산의 문화유산을 종합적이고 체계적으로 연구 보존하는 기능, 역사와 문화를 한눈에 볼 수 있는 전시기능, 우수한 우리문화와 역사를 체험하고 배울 수 있는 평생학습기능을 모두 갖춘 종합문화 공간이다. 상설전시관으로는 제1,2,3전시실이 있으며, 그 외 영상기획실, 특별전시실, 어린이 체험학습실, 야외전시장이 있다.

This tumuli cluster from the early Three Kingdoms period is located in Imdangdong, Joyongdong, and Aplyangeup areas of Gyeongsan-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do. It features stone-cist tombs and chamber tombs dug into stone walls excavated by Yeungnam University Museum in 1982, and was designated as a historic site in 2011. The tomb types include wooden coffins (mokgwanmyo), jar tombs (onggwanmyo), stone-cist tombs (jeokseokmokgwakmyo), and stone chamber tombs (hoenghyeolsik seoksilmyeo). Excavated artifacts consist of various gold and silver ornaments (jars), iron weapons including ring-hilted large swords (hwantudaedo), and earthenware. Based on these artifacts, these are believed to be the tombs of regional rulers at that time. According to Samguksagi, in the 23rd year of King Pasa, the king of Apdokguk surrendered to Silla. Apdokguk is presumed to have been near Aplyangmyeon where Imdangdong tombs are located, providing insight into early small-state relations during the Three Kingdoms period. Imdangdong artifacts and tomb structures resemble early Gyeongju tomb finds and share similarities with Gaya culture, indicating cultural exchange. Approximately ten tombs are distributed in the low, flat hills around Joyongdong, Gyeongsan-si. The earthen mounds covering the tombs have mostly disappeared but remaining ones are circular. Inside are jar tombs (onggwanmyo), pit-style stone-cist tombs (su-hyeolsik seokgwakmyo), and stone chamber tombs (hoenghyeolsik seoksilmyeo), with pit-style stone-cist tombs being most common. These vary from simple coffins to double coffins enclosing both the body and burial goods. Artifacts include various earthenware, gilt-bronze crowns, belts, earrings (ornaments), weapons, horse gear, and clay products.