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Origins of Korean Folk Art in Bangucheon Petroglyphs: Meeting with Citizens
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- The Ulsan Petroglyph Museum announced that a special lecture on the origins of Korean folk art in the Bangucheon Petroglyphs will be held at 2 p.m. on December 22.
- At the Citizens' Hall on the first floor of the Ulsan City Council, Jeong Byeong-mo, professor emeritus at Gyeongju University, will lecture on 'The Prototype of Folk Art,' tracing its roots from the petroglyphs to Cheoyongmunbae.
- Pre-registered participants and citizens visiting the site may attend for free, and pre-registration is available through the QR code on the museum's website.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 반구천 암각화 속 한국 민화의 기원, 시민과의 만남
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