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History Is Alive - Gojoseon Edition: Episode 17: The Spread of Gojoseon Culture - Influence on Japan's Yayoi Culture
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- Episode 17 of The Korean Today's Gojoseon edition introduces that around 300 BCE, people from southern Korean Peninsula crossed to the Japanese archipelago and became the basis of Yayoi culture.
- The series describes that carbonized rice, semilunar stone knives and pottery, including those from the Itazuke site in Fukuoka Prefecture, are the same as those of southern Korean Peninsula, which it calls the mainstream view of academia.
- The next episode of the series is Episode 18 'Legacy of the Eight Laws - The Beginning of Korea's Legal Tradition', and it also guides readers to an exhibition at the Songguk-ri site museum in Buyeo.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [역사는 살아있다 – 고조선 편] 제17화: 고조선 문화의 확산 – 일본 야요이 문화에 미친 영향
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