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| Name |
Chungmakdong site |
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| Country |
Republic of Korea |
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| Overview |
This is a coastal ritual archaeological site located
at the tip of a cliff on the western coast of the
Republic of Korea. Rituals started in the latter
half of the third century, reaching the peak
between the mid-fourth century and the former
half of the fifth century. A large number of
artifacts have been discovered. It is situated on a
marine route connecting the Korean peninsula
to the Japanese archipelago. It is considered to
be a ritual archaeological site associate with the
overseas exchange in ancient East Asia. |
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