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Intro
Archeological History Arts Gallery
Since its opening in 1967, the museum has owned numerous relics by archaeological investigation. we excavated Silla stele in Danyang Jeokseong (National Treasure No.198) in 1978 and Goguryeo stele in Chungju(National Treasure NO. 205) in 1979, which make a great attention in the academic community. Moreover, the museum has a leading position in Korean history studies, involved in much excavation in remains Sacheon Songji-ri(1967), Inwang-dong tomb Gyeongju (1973), Jinjeonsaji(temple site)(1974~79), Gyeonghuigungji(1985~87), Yangpyeong Byeongsan-ri(1991~93).
Archeological History Arts section, Room 1 and Room 2, displays Earthen Ware, Stone Ware, Tiles, Buddhist Crafts, in addition to Weights and Measures, Wooden Furniture, Stationery and the astonishing artworks of Korean artisans. At the lobby, the reproductions of Goguryeo stele in Chungju, Silla stele in Danyang Jeokseong via fund-raising of the supporters display; besides, visitors will be welcomed by two bronze statues of the founders of Dankook university, Beom Jeong Jang Hyeong and Hyedang Cho Huijae.
Exhibition Hall 1
Exhibition Hall 1
Hall 1 contains major relics of archeological history from prehistory era to Joseon Dynasty in a chronological order. The hall displays potteries, iron remains, metal remains and porcelains collected from our excavations. A banner of the university and its museum show its history of the East and West civilizations. It also exhibits remains from Stone Age and Iron Age and potteries from various excavations. The most popular display of the hall is an Calligraphy of An Jung-Geun(Treasure No.569-21)
Exhibition Hall 2
Exhibition Hall 2
Hall 2 is a special exhibition hall where archeological history art displays are held under special themes. The Room mainly displays folk arts such as ancient measures, furniture pieces, carpenter’s tools, stationery, and folk artifacts of Joseon Dynasty. Especially, Korean masks demonstrate the humor of our ancestors. The hall contains many art work pieces by human cultural heritages. One of the master pieces of the hall is the Print by Namjoon Paek, a worldly renowned video artist.
