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[History Lives - Goguryeo Edition] Episode 30: A Civilization Built on Iron and Stone - Goguryeo's Technological Strength
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- This history series reports that Goguryeo, from the 3rd to the 7th century, possessed military and construction technology among the strongest in East Asia, based on ironworking, ondol heating, and mountain fortress construction.
- Drawing on the iron mines of Liaodong, it trained its Gaema armored cavalry and built a defense network of more than 100 mountain fortresses, as well as Anhak Palace, with a perimeter of 2,488 meters.
- Mainstream scholarship regards the wedge-shaped infill stone masonry as a native technique, but some researchers suggest possible mutual influence with China and nomadic groups.
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Official translation → Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [역사는 살아있다 – 고구려 편] 제30화: 철과 돌로 세운 문명 – 고구려의 기술력
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