The image is a text-based slide from a presentation on the history of the Bangi-dong area in South Korea. The slide is titled "An excavation investigation was carried out for some of the tombs in Bangi dong in 1975. In 1983, the area was rearranged. At present, a total of eight tombs are left. Tomb No. 4, disappeared due to urban development. Tomb no. 1 and No. 6 are stone-chamber tombs with dome-shaped ceilings that were built with cut stones. Tomb N. 5, which was a stone mound pit tomb, no longer remains. The detailed structure of the other tombs has yet to be known, as they have not been excavated. Typical Silla pottery objects were unearthed from Tomb No., 6, which made some researchers think that the tomb belonged to the Silla Period. However, many researchers think the tomb belongs to the Baekje Period, which has been found one after another in Umeyeong-doong, Seoul, Gwangdong-Dong, Hanam, and in Pangyo, Seongnam. All of which were territories of the Baeekje Kingdom during the Hanseong Period of Baekjie.