고고학전공

This course is designed to study the method and theory of archaeology. It is a fundamental part in interpretation of the archaeological facts.

This course is designed to study the scientific method of archaeology. It is a fundamental part in interpretation of the archaeological facts.

This course attempts to explore the basic picture of the Pre-historic culture of Korean peninsula from the Bronze Age to the Early-Iron Age. It especially emphasizes the present condition of periodically-conducted researches together with their problem.

This course attempts to explore the basic picture of the Pre-historic sites of Korean peninsula from the Paleolithic Age to the Neolithic Age through the periodically-conducted researches together with their problem.

This course attempts to explore the basic picture of the Pre-historic sites of Korean peninsula from the Bronze Age to the Early-Iron Age through the periodically-conducted researches together with their problem.

This course attempts to research the basic picture of the Pre-historic culture of Korean peninsula from the Paleolithic age to the Neolithic Age.

This course attempts to research the basic picture of the Pre-historic culture of Korean peninsula from the Bronze age to the Early-Iron Age.

Analysing the nature and chronicle of major remains in Korea through excavation reports, in order to strengthen the ability of investigating and evaluating remains. By dividing periodically from the Proto-historic Sites, this course stresses upon understanding the content of reported relics and remains.

This course attempts to research the basic picture of the Proto-historic culture of Korean peninsula. By dividing periodically from the Proto-historic Sites, this course stresses upon understanding the content of reported relics and remains.

This course attempts to analyse the issues of the Proto-historic archaeological material remains of Korean peninsula, by understanding the content of reported relics and remains.

This course attempts to analyse the issues of the historic archaeological material remains of Korean peninsula by understanding the content of reported relics and remains.

This course attempts to explore the basic picture of the archaeological culture of Goguryeo and Baekje of Korean peninsula. It especially emphasizes the present condition of periodically-conducted researches together with their problem.

This course attempts to explore the basic picture of the archaeological culture of Silla and Gaya of Korean peninsula. It especially emphasizes the present condition of periodically-conducted researches together with their problem.

This course stresses upon analysing the nature and chronicle of major remains in Korea through excavation reports from the historic archaeological sites, in order to strengthen the ability of investigating and evaluating remains.

This course stresses upon analysing the nature and chronicle of major remains of excavation reports of historic archaeological, understanding the content of reported relics and remains. It especially emphasizes the growth of three kingdoms period by archaeological methods.

This course stresses upon analysing the nature of tombs of historic archaeology, in order to restore the three Kingdoms period.

This course stresses upon understanding the nature and chronicle of major remains of excavation reports of Northeastern Asia.

This course stresses upon understanding the nature and chronicle of major remains of excavation reports of China from Paleolithic Age to Tang dynasty.

This course stresses upon understanding the nature and chronicle of major remains of excavation reports of Japan from Jomon period to Kofun period.

This course is designed to study the archaeological method and theory of Europe and America. It is a fundamental part in interpretation the archaeological facts. It especially emphasizes to the history of archaeological thought.

This course is designed to write the degree thesis by analysing the nature and chronicle of archaeological remains.

This course explores the architecture of the major periods of Korea, The goal is to acquire a comprehensive knowledge of historical methods of construction, techniques and a detailed understanding of building materials.

This course examines the evolution of Buddhist Stone properties (Monk's Stupa, Stone lantern, Grave stone etc.).Specific topics addressed include the style, structural analysis, iconography and symbolism.

This course covers the origin and evolution of the Korean stupa. The major artistic trends of the stupa will be discussed as well as the art historical and religious settings of Korean Buddhist architecture.

This course explores the chronological developments and the major achievements of Korean crafts. A wide variety of Korean arts and crafts will be considered within their art historical and social context.

Examines the history of Chinese sculpture with emphasis on the major art forms and their relationship to contemporary social and Buddhist development. The course covers the evolution of Buddhist sculpture, artistic significance and art styles of Chinese sculptures.

Examines issues of style, theme, technique and function in Korean painting. Discusses painting practice, patronage, artistic and regional diversity, and the introduction of Chinese influences.

This course provides a comprehensive study to the Korean Buddhist painting tradition The intention is to define the unique aesthetic experience by surveying a broad range of themes, formats, and styles through the written testimony.

This course is a selective survey of the architecture and visual arts of India, with an emphasis on major monuments and themes. Indian Buddhist art will be examined and discussed from various perspectives where appropriate, e. g. sociological, cultural, historical.

An introduction to art museum operation, topics covered will include the acquisition, management, and care of works of art, exhibition planning and installation, administration functions, educational and community roles of museums, finance and fundraising.

This course will cover the history of Buddhist iconography in Korea. Various aspects of Korean Buddhist iconography examine to identify numerous gods and goddesses of the Korean Buddhist pantheon in the context of their significance in the history of Korean Buddhist art.

This course focuses on the professional practice of Art History as a research-based discipline. Through discussions, readings, and a range of writing assignments, students will gain tools to develope a proficiency in analyzing and understanding works of art.

This course examines architectural, sculptural, painting traditions from the prehistoric to the pre- modern era in Japan. The course emphasizes historical, religious, and aesthetic contexts.

A seminar/lecture course dealing with intensive study of a particular art topic of Silla dynasty. Special attention will be given to the stimulus of contacts with China and Japan in the evolution of Silla visual art, and to Buddhist art.

This course emphasizes material, functional pots and the wheel as the primary technique of construction from The Three Kingdom period to Joseon period. Instruction in kiln stacking and firing is included.

Study of the art and material culture of Korea, China and Japan. Works of art will be examined with an emphasis on style as cultural expression, the meaning of the arts in an artistic context, and the impact of the cross-cultural exchange.

This course covers the European Works of painting, sculpture, and architecture are presented chronologically and interpreted within their particular historical circumstances. The course focuses on themes such as the social and ideological functions of art.

This course explores art and architectural heritage of Central Asia. It surveys the cultural and artistic traditions as well as the regional art styles. The course examines shared cultural patterns and practices.

This course covers the rich and varied tradition of Japanese and Chinese design and crafts. Selected topics are studied with regard to the characteristics of design and function within their historical and social milieu.

This course focuses on collecting practices and production of Chinese and Japanese porcelain. It provides a basic introduction to Forming techniques, design, glazing, and firing processes and the practices of collectors and porcelain producers in China and Japan.

Advanced introduction to Asian architecture(palaces, homes, temples, tombs), Each area examined in terms of techniques of production and relationship to traditional Asian cultural values. The primary focus is on the development of Buddhist architecture.

This course introduces the student to the study of art conservation, paying particular attention to materials and techniques. Ethical guidelines, developed by art conservators, are discussed as the student participates in the restoration of damaged art pieces.

Current research issues and the importance of research in Art History will be discussed. Main tasks include collecting materials, writing method, analysis of results, and completion of a research paper.

This course is research about based on archaeological remains of the Paleolithic Age and Neolithic Age, archaeological remains and relics dating back to antiquity, the prehistoric archaeology of the Korean Peninsula.

This course is research about based on archaeological remains of the Bronze Age, archaeological remains and relics dating back to antiquity, the prehistoric archaeology of the Korean Peninsula.

This course is research about based on archaeological remains of the North of Korean Peninsula and East-Northern of China, archaeological remains and relics dating back to antiquity, the proto-historic archaeology at between BC300~AD300 of the Korean Peninsula.

This course is research about based on archaeological remains of the South Central of Korean Peninsula, archaeological remains and relics dating back to antiquity, the proto-historic archaeology at between BC300~AD300 of the Korean Peninsula.

This course is research about based on archaeological remains of the Goguryeo, Baekje of Three Kingdoms archaeological remains and relics dating back to antiquity, the Three Kingdoms Age archaeology of the Korean Peninsula.

This course is research about based on archaeological remains of the Silla, Gaya of Three Kingdoms archaeological remains and relics dating back to antiquity, the Three Kingdoms Age archaeology of the Korean Peninsula.

This course is a comparative analysis of the principal sites and relics of Japan related to the Korean Peninsula is conducted and researched.

This course is a comparative analysis of the principal sites and relics of North-Eastern Asia related to the Korean Peninsula is conducted and researched.

This course is designed to study the history of archaeology thought from the establishment of modern archaeology to now.

This course is designed to study the research method and theory of archaeology. It is fundamental part in interpretation of archaeological facts.

This course attempts to research the basic picture of the Pre-historic culture of Korean peninsula from the Paleolithic Age to the Neolithic Age.

This course attempts to research the basic picture of the Pre-historic culture of Korean peninsula from the Bronze Age to the Early-Iron Age.

This course is research the spatial distribution of the village type associated with human behaviour is studied.

This course is research to illustrate archaeological data, research is conducted through the study of material resources through methods of research methods.

This course stresses upon analysing the nature and chronicle of major remains of Goguryeo and Baekje through excavation reports from the historic archaeological sites, in order to strengthen the ability of investigating and evaluating remains.

This course stresses upon analysing the nature and chronicle of major remains of Silla and Gaya through excavation reports from the historic archaeological sites, in order to strengthen the ability of investigating and evaluating remains.

This course stresses upon analysing the nature of tombs of historic archaeology, in order to restore the three Kingdoms period.

Introducing archaeology of North-Eastern Asia and Japan. In particular, this course elaborates the specific characteristics of those Asian archaeology which are associated with Korea.

This course is designed to learn the scientific methods of archaeology. It is a fundamental part in interpretation of the archaeological facts.

This course is research the prehistory and proto-history and history of sites and relics is investigated through the temporal spatial analysis of sites and relics.

This course is conduct a critical study and review of various types of formats using stonewares.

This course is conduct a critical study and review of various types of formats using earthen wares.

This course attempts to explore the basic picture of the archaeological culture of Unified Silla and Balhae of Korean peninsula. It especially emphasizes the present condition of periodically-conducted researches together with their problem.

This course attempts to explore the basic picture of the archaeological culture of Goryeo and Joseon of Korean peninsula. It especially emphasizes the present condition of periodically-conducted researches together with their problem.

This course is the research of Buddhism archaeology, which accounts for an important part of the archaeology, organizes and interprets archaeological data in archaeological methods.

This course stresses upon analysing the nature and chronicle of major remains of excavation reports of archaeological, understanding the content of reported relics and remains. It especially emphasizes the growth of civilization for Korea by archaeological methods.