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The Beginning of Ganghwa: Stone Age Artifacts Reveal Traces of Early Human Settlement
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- Stone Age artifacts from Jangjeong-ri in Hajeom-myeon, Ganghwa-gun, and from Sagi-ri and Dongmak-ri in Hwado-myeon have been presented as early traces of human settlement on Ganghwa Island.
- Based on these artifacts, it is estimated that people already lived on Ganghwa Island about 10,000 to 15,000 years ago, during the final phase of the Ice Age.
- The stone tools from Jangjeong-ri and Dongmak-ri suggest how people survived through hunting and diet at the time, and more systematic archaeological research is expected.
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