Journal of Korean Art and Archaeology

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Journal ofKorean Art and Archaeology

pISSN 2577-9842 / eISSN 2951-4983

To share with the rest of the world a compendium of academic accomplishments on Korean archaeology, history, and art history as well as to revitalize research interest in Korean studies.

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Section of the gold crown from the Cheonmachong Tomb decorated with curved beads: 1) front, 2) rear, 3) detail of front, 4) detail of rear

The Manufacturing Techniques and Conservation Treatment of the Gold Crown Excavated from the Seobongchong Tomb in Gyeongju (Treasure No. 339)

The placement of twelve from among the sixty-four hexagrams on the frame of the Wooden Amitabha Buddha Altarpiece at Yongmunsa Temple

A Study on the Late Joseon Monk Sculptor Daneung (端應) and the Wooden Amitabha Buddha Altarpiece at Yongmunsa Temple in Yecheon, Gyeongsangbuk-do Province

Portable Shrine with a Wooden Seated Buddha (created for Soyeong Singyeong for his private worship). Joseon, 1692. H. 22.5 cm. Yeongjosa Temple, Seogwipo. Jeju-do Tangible Cultural Heritage

A Study on the Late Joseon Monk Sculptor Daneung (端應) and the Wooden Amitabha Buddha Altarpiece at Yongmunsa Temple in Yecheon, Gyeongsangbuk-do Province

Record of Donations Received upon the Establishment of Pyochungsa Temple. Joseon, 1789. Ink on paper. 36.0 × 27.8 cm. Yongheungsa Temple, Damyang

Buddhist Practitioner and Artist: The Dual Identity of Buddhist Monk Painters during the Joseon Dynasty

A bird's-eye view of the building complex located to the west of Wolji Pond (reconstruction based on excavation)

The Spatial Rearrangement of the Exterior of Wolseong Fortress in the Late Seventh Century and Its Significance – Focusing on the Sites around Wolji Pond and at the Balcheon Stream Site

Remains of a stone bridge and stone waterway unearthed at the Balcheon Stream site

The Spatial Rearrangement of the Exterior of Wolseong Fortress in the Late Seventh Century and Its Significance – Focusing on the Sites around Wolji Pond and at the Balcheon Stream Site

Removing pollutants from the dome-shaped decoration: 1-2) removing adhesive and the corroded material on the surface, 4-6) removing the material used to repair the base of the bird-shaped decorative piece

The Manufacturing Techniques and Conservation Treatment of the Gold Crown Excavated from the Seobongchong Tomb in Gyeongju (Treasure No. 339)

The placement of eight trigrams and taegeuk on the mandorla of the Main Buddha of Wooden Amitabha Buddha Altarpiece at Yongmunsa Temple

A Study on the Late Joseon Monk Sculptor Daneung (端應) and the Wooden Amitabha Buddha Altarpiece at Yongmunsa Temple in Yecheon, Gyeongsangbuk-do Province

Reinforcement materials supporting the rear of the joined area and the process of constructing the support: 1) preparing the materials (Epotek® 301, woven fiberglass), 2) mounting mold and glass fiber, 3) inserting the resin, 4) cutting and polishing the pieces, 5) finished sample of the reinforcement material, 6) preparations for the joining process

The Manufacturing Techniques and Conservation Treatment of the Gold Crown Excavated from the Seobongchong Tomb in Gyeongju (Treasure No. 339)

The area outside Wolseong Fortress reorganized in the late seventh century, including Donggung Palace, Wolji Pond, and the Balcheon Stream site

The Spatial Rearrangement of the Exterior of Wolseong Fortress in the Late Seventh Century and Its Significance – Focusing on the Sites around Wolji Pond and at the Balcheon Stream Site

The Dry-lacquered Seated Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva in Wontongjeon Hall at Pagyesa Temple

Buddhist Practitioner and Artist: The Dual Identity of Buddhist Monk Painters during the Joseon Dynasty

The process of manufacturing the acrylic support

The Manufacturing Techniques and Conservation Treatment of the Gold Crown Excavated from the Seobongchong Tomb in Gyeongju (Treasure No. 339)

Gilt-bronze crown from Chodang-dong, Gangneung: 1) excavated state, 2) x-ray image of the unju decoration, 3) the unju and a piece of the dome-shaped decoration, 4) rivets located at the intersecting part below the unju

The Manufacturing Techniques and Conservation Treatment of the Gold Crown Excavated from the Seobongchong Tomb in Gyeongju (Treasure No. 339)

Wooden Amitabha Buddha Altarpiece by Daneung and eight other monk sculptors. Joseon, 1684. 2.65 × 2.18 m. Daejangjeon Hall at Yongmunsa Temple, Yecheon. Treasure

A Study on the Late Joseon Monk Sculptor Daneung (端應) and the Wooden Amitabha Buddha Altarpiece at Yongmunsa Temple in Yecheon, Gyeongsangbuk-do Province

Wooden Seated Seven Buddhas by Daneung and nineteen other monk sculptors. Joseon, 1681. Yeongsanjeon (or Cheonbuljeon) Hall at Magoksa Temple, Gongju. Chungcheongnam-do Province Tangible Cultural Heritage

A Study on the Late Joseon Monk Sculptor Daneung (端應) and the Wooden Amitabha Buddha Altarpiece at Yongmunsa Temple in Yecheon, Gyeongsangbuk-do Province

The Vulture Peak Assembly in Eungjindang Hall at Songgwangsa Temple

Buddhist Practitioner and Artist: The Dual Identity of Buddhist Monk Painters during the Joseon Dynasty

Twelve sosikgwae rearranged in a rectangular form

A Study on the Late Joseon Monk Sculptor Daneung (端應) and the Wooden Amitabha Buddha Altarpiece at Yongmunsa Temple in Yecheon, Gyeongsangbuk-do Province

The stone structure and tiled waterway unearthed at Area 10 of the Balcheon Stream site

The Spatial Rearrangement of the Exterior of Wolseong Fortress in the Late Seventh Century and Its Significance – Focusing on the Sites around Wolji Pond and at the Balcheon Stream Site

Articles of JKAA

Archaeology: It tries to realize historical facts through various methodologies for material evidence such as relics and artifacts from prehistoric times, including Paleolithic and Neolithic around the Korean Peninsula, to the period before Goryeo Dynasty.

History: From a comprehensive perspective, mainly from Goryeo Dynasty to modern times, it is a collection of studies that attempted to implement a more specific contemporary reality for each field and object in a diachronic way.

Art history: It is a collection of studies that explore the cultural and social background of the time beyond the artistic object itself for various levels of artistic activities on the Korean Peninsula and its surrounding areas throughout the entire era.

Conservation Science: The remarkable development of conservation science and technology raises academic possibilities. These are research results that discover invisible gaps by using various new technologies for historical objects.

Museum Science, etc.: The museum is an area that already has its own legacy and an object of learning. It is an exploration of its history, culture, and other related fields.

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The Journal of Korean Art and Archaeology