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[History Is Alive - Gojoseon Edition] Episode 6: Daily Life Painted by Plain-Patterned Pottery - A Day in the Life of Gojoseon People
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- The Korean Today's history series Episode 6 reconstructs a day in the life of Gojoseon people based on plain-patterned pottery, pit-house sites and crescent-shaped stone knives.
- The article explains that around the 5th century BCE, households of four to six people lived in semi-subterranean pit houses and relied on millet, wild soybeans and sorghum as staple foods.
- The article notes that Gojoseon daily life connects with today's culture, such as kimchi and shared meals, and that Episode 7 will cover dolmen constellations.
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Official translation → Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [역사는 살아있다 – 고조선 편] 제6화: 민무늬토기가 그린 일상 – 고조선인의 하루
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