🚨 South Korea contains roughly 40% of every known dolmen on Earth, and almost nobody in the ancient history space talks about it. Between 30,000 and 40,000 megalithic dolmens are spread across the Korean Peninsula, more than any other country by a massive margin. 🔹No iron tools available 🔹No evidence of wheels used 🔹Capstones exceeding 100 tonnes 🔹Many contain no human remains at all 🔹30,000 to 40,000 dolmens confirmed Capstones weighing over 100 tonnes were quarried, transported, and positioned without iron tools and with no evidence of wheeled transport or draft animals. Many of these dolmens are accepted as burial sites, but a surprising number contain nothing inside. No bones, no offerings, sealed cists with nothing in them. Some show signs of being reopened and modified long after construction. Archaeologists broadly classify them as elite burial markers, but that explanation doesn't account for the empty ones, the reopened ones, or the sheer scale of a tradition that produced more megalithic monuments than the rest of the world combined. How does the largest concentration of megalithic monuments on Earth remain almost completely absent from the global conversation about ancient builders?