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This pavilion displays tools and lives
using original botanical, animal and mineral materials
in the nature. Displayed items are materials our
ancestors borrowed from the nature, and they can
be divided into production tools and materials for
lives.
Due to the long collecting time, some of items are
corroded and lost. However production tools and
materials for lives among the remains are displayed
in this pavilion. |
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After Samhan Era, people called blacksmith
as ¡°Duduri.¡± At that time, duduri is socially recognized
like a king. To meet Duduri even if it is indirect
and restored way, inheritances and remains like
Sweburi Jeomteo, wastes of irons, cracks of irons,
Basoom (a cast), soil irons, sand irons, stone irons,
and any others are displayed. Furthermore, tools
such as tongs, hammers, Janggeum (a measuring stick),
Dorae (a short stick) are displayed together. |
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