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| Writer | Jung Serin | ||
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| Subject | gathered in Amsada-dong, a comb-shaped earthenware specialist all around the world. | ||
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Seoul Gangdong-gu announced on the 13th that it will hold the ‘International Conference on Remains of Amasadong in 2017’ at Gangdong Art Center Studio 1 on the 15th. In the second conference following the last year, they will discuss various aspects of ‘decoration pattern and regional change of Asian Comb-pattern Pottery’. Professor Bae Ki Dong of the National Museum of Korea and Professor Jung Kyung Won of Kaist will give keynote lectures on ‘the necessity and methodological discussion of human cultural cognition in Korea of prehistoric ages’ and ‘the rediscovery of design values in archeology focusing on comb-shaped pottery’. In the two sections following the keynote speech, there is a presentation on the topic of comb culture of pottery in Northeast Asia and Korea. In the first section on the theme of "Diversity of the Culture of Northeast Asian Comb-pattern Pottery‘, Heobungbi, Jiangsu Province jeonjang City, Museum Research Institute, Olga Moreva Research Institute of Russian Academy of Sciences, Tanaka Soichi, Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan, The Iki City Board of Education Researcher will present the results of the research on the Comb-pattern Pottery in China, Russia and Japan, respectively. In the second section on the theme of 'Korean culture of the Comb-pattern Pottery', domestic neolithic scholars will present the patterns and the change of comb-patterned earthenware in Korea. Anyone who wishes to attend this meeting can attend. For further information, please contact the Gangdong-gu Prehistoric division (02-3425-6524). "The historical remains of Amsasa-dong, Seoul, located in Gangdong-gu, contain the traces of human settlement since the Neolithic period on the Korean peninsula, and are considered to be important relics that led to the typical comb-shaped pottery culture. I hope that the academic value of the Amasadong ruins will be reestablished and that it will raise the international status. " said Lee Hae Sik, Gangdong-gu director. |
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