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History Lives — Goguryeo Episode: A Thousand Years of Life Carved in Stone — Heaven and Earth in the Tomb Murals
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- The Goguryeo tomb murals, painted on the walls of stone-chamber tombs from the 4th to 7th centuries, were designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004.
- Of more than 10,000 tombs in the Ji'an area of China and the Pyeongyang and Nampo areas of North Korea, about 90 Goguryeo tombs with surviving murals remain.
- The subject of the murals shifted from everyday customs to the Four Divine Beasts, and disputes among South Korea, North Korea and China over their ownership and interpretation continue.
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