Permanent Exhibit
Introducing Hanyang University Museum.
Three Kingdoms Period
The Three Kingdoms Period is around A.D. 300, a period of about three centuries, when the Three Kingdoms began to establish a national system. As the spread of iron culture accelerated, ironware became widely used in many parts of Korea. In addition, productivity and population increased due to the expansion of agriculture using iron tools and the expansion of arable land. The development of iron tools and weapons promoted social differentiation and led to the ancient kingdom as conquest projects became more active. The technology to make earthenware also developed, and unlike previous bare-patterned earthenware, the baking temperature gradually increased, and the development of detailed technology led to the development of gray-blue earthenware in this Period.
Major Artifact
Hanam Misa-ri Archaeological Site
Located in Misa-dong, Hanam-si, Gyeonggi-do, Misari sites range from prehistoric times to historical times, and are designated as Historic Site No. 269. In particular, the third excavation revealed the features of Baekje's cultivation for the first time in Korea, further highlighted the importance of Misari's remains.
In the excavation area, a total of eight houses were surveyed, with the shape of a "呂", a "凸", a "circle", and a square plane. Among them, the first residence belonging to the early Iron Age has a "呂" plane, with an "Ondol" remaining, and a furnace and a fireplace with a stove were found in the center of the residence.
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