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[100 Years Ago Today] October 4, 1925 – Gyeongseong Between Census and Shrine
10:10 Korea Under Japanese Rule • Year 15 of 35 • Evening Edition OCTOBER 4, 1925 • SUNDAY • EVENING 100 YEARS AGO TODAY "As you wind down your…
[WIA Languages Day 9/221] Cornish – The Last Celtic Whisper, A Language Dreams of Resurrection
WIA LANGUAGES PROJECT [Day 9/221] Kernewek Cornish | Kernowek "Declared dead but never truly died" A quiet revolution, 221 languages' digital archive • We're not saving languages. We're saving…
History Lives On – Gojoseon] Episode 5: Korea’s UNESCO World Heritage Dolmens – The Megalithic Mystery
古 THE KOREAN TODAY History Lives On The Gojoseon Chronicle Episode 5: Korea's UNESCO World Heritage Dolmens - The Megalithic Mystery Forty percent of the world's dolmens stand on…
[100 Years Ago Today] October 3, 1925 – Autumn Resistance in Colonial Seoul
10:10 Korea Under Japanese Rule • Year 15 of 35 • Evening Edition OCTOBER 3, 1925 • SATURDAY • EVENING 100 YEARS AGO TODAY "As you wind down your…
[History Lives On – Gojoseon] Episode 4: The Eight Laws of Gojoseon – East Asia’s First Written Code?
法 THE KOREAN TODAY History Lives On The Gojoseon Chronicle Episode 4: The Eight Laws of Gojoseon - East Asia's First Written Code? "A murderer shall be put to…
[WIA Languages Day 8/221] Jedek – The Language of Sharing, A World Without Ownership
WIA LANGUAGES PROJECT [Day 8/221] Jedek Jedek | Jdɛk "The wisdom of 280 people living by sharing, not owning" A quiet revolution, 221 languages' digital archive • We're not…
[100 Years Ago Today] October 2, 1925 – When Television Was Born While Korea Prepared for a Shrine
10:10 Korea Under Japanese Rule • Year 15 of 35 • Evening Edition OCTOBER 2, 1925 • FRIDAY • EVENING 100 YEARS AGO TODAY "As you wind down your…
[History Lives On – Gojoseon] Episode 3: From Lute-shaped to Slender Daggers – The Independence of Gojoseon
古 THE KOREAN TODAY History Lives On The Gojoseon Chronicle Episode 3: From Lute-shaped to Slender Daggers - The Independence of Gojoseon's Bronze Culture 10th century BCE, Shieryudaeyingzi in…
[WIA Languages Day 7/221] Manchu – From Imperial Courts to Village Lullabies
WIA LANGUAGES PROJECT [Day 7/221] ᠮᠠᠨᠵᡠ ᡤᡳᠰᡠᠨ Manju gisun | Manchu "From imperial courts to village lullabies" A quiet revolution, 221 languages' digital archive • We're not saving languages.…
[100 Years Ago Today] October 1, 1925 – Korea’s Population Revealed: 19.5 Million Under Census
10:10 Korea Under Japanese Rule • Year 15 of 35 • Evening Edition OCTOBER 1, 1925 • THURSDAY • EVENING 100 YEARS AGO TODAY "As you wind down your…
[History Lives On – Gojoseon] Episode 2: Between Myth and History – How to Read the Dangun Story
古 THE KOREAN TODAY History Lives On The Gojoseon Chronicle Episode 2: Between Myth and History - How to Read the Dangun Story "A hundred days of trial. Surviving…
[WIA Languages Day 5/221] Tinigua – The Lonely Voice in Colombia
WIA LANGUAGES PROJECT [Day 5/221] Tinigua Tiniguas "The Language Spoken Only to God and Chickens" A quiet revolution, 221 languages' digital archive • We're not saving languages. We're saving…
[The First Path] 100 Years Ago Today: Our Daily Promise at 10:10
10:10 🎉 Introducing Our New Historical Series 100 YEARS AGO TODAY 10:10 "As the clock smiles, reflect on a century of history" 📅 Published Every Evening at 10:10 PM…
[History Lives On – Gojoseon] Episode 1: The 2,333-Year Epic Begins
古 THE KOREAN TODAY History Lives On The Gojoseon Chronicle Episode 1: The 2,333-Year Epic Begins 2333 BCE. In a corner of East Asia, one of humanity's oldest nations…
[WIA Languages Day 4/221] Yagan – The Last Voice of Tierra del Fuego
WIA LANGUAGES PROJECT [Day 4/221] Háusi Kúta Yagan | Yahgan | Yámana "The Last Whisper from the End of the World" A quiet revolution, 221 languages' digital archive •…
The First Path
始 THE KOREAN TODAY PRESENTS History Lives On The First Path 0/333: The 6,433-Year Journey Begins "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it" - We've…
[WIA Languages Day 3/221] Taushiro – The Last Guardian of the Tigre River
WIA LANGUAGES PROJECT [Day 3/221] Taushiro Pinche | Pinchi "Thousands of years of wisdom in one man's voice" A quiet revolution, digital record of 221 languages • We don't…
[WIA Languages Day 2/221] Kaixana – The Last Voice by the Japurá River
WIA LANGUAGES PROJECT [Day 2/221] Kaixana Cawishana | Kawishana "The songs that echoed along the Japurá, now only in one memory" A quiet revolution, digital record of 221 languages…
[WIA Languages Day 1/221] Eyak – A Language That Lives Only in Dreams
WIA LANGUAGES PROJECT [Day 1/221] Eyak Eyak Language | I·ya·q "The Eternal Echo of the Last Voice" A quiet revolution, 221 languages' digital archive • We're not saving languages.…
[WIA Languages Day 0/221] Every 14 Days a Language Dies, 221 Digital Preservations Begin
At This Very MomentA Language Is Falling Silent 14 days. The time it takes for a language to fall silent forever. What no one imagined has begun WIA Languages…
