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Jangsu County in North Jeolla Province will hold a photo exhibition titled "Jangsu History Found in the Soil" at the Jangsu History Exhibition Hall until August 31.
According to the county on May 7, this exhibition is a special event that showcases photographs of ancient sites and excavated artifacts, focusing on the achievements of archaeological investigations conducted in the Jangsu area.
Jangsu County will hold a photo exhibition titled "Jangsu History Found in the Soil" at the Jangsu History Exhibition Hall until August 31. Photo by Jangsu County
In particular, original artifacts such as a small Buddhist temple bell excavated from the Daejeokgol Iron Production Site, as well as more than 20 items unearthed from various tombs, will also be on display, leaving a strong impression on visitors.
The exhibition will be held on the first floor of the special exhibition hall at the Jangsu History Exhibition Hall. Visiting hours are from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Admission is free for everyone, and on-site guided tours are provided. However, the exhibition is closed every Monday.
Through continuous research and investigation, the county has identified traces of five key ancient states?Mahan, Gaya, Baekje, Silla, and Later Baekje?that form the core of ancient history. As a result, Jangsu County has been included among the "five-time winner" of historical and cultural zones, corresponding to five out of the nine zones designated under the Special Act on the Maintenance of Historical and Cultural Zones.
Choi Hoonshik, the county governor, said, "We expect this exhibition to be a meaningful opportunity to confirm the county's brilliant history and cultural strength," adding, "We hope that both residents and visitors will be able to share and appreciate the historical value and identity of Jangsu."
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