About the Early Korea Project
The Early Korea Project is dedicated to the development of academic study of early Korean history and archaeology, focusing on the periods prior to the eleventh century.
Upcoming Events
- May 14, 4 p.m.: “Daoism of Paekche Immigrants in Early Japan” by Chang Insung (Professor, Department of History, Chungnam National University, Korea), part of the Special Lectures on Early Korea
- May 15, 4 p.m., “Changing Perceptions of Ancient Korean History in Western Academia” by Yeo HoKyu (Associate Professor, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Korea; Visiting Scholar, Korea Institute, Harvard University), part of the Special Lectures on Early Korea
- Complete current schedule of events
News on Early Korea
- New Route of inflow of Iron Culture Found (April 2008)
- Over 1,000 Proto Three Kingdoms Period Relics Excavated at Kyŏngsan (February 2008)
- Super-sized roof tiles of Unified Silla discovered (November 2007)
- All news items on early Korean history and archaeology
Early Korea Project News
For information contact Dr. Mark Byington at byington@fas.harvard.edu.