Back to the Future at the National Museum of Korea

The weather was sunny today, but I spent my morning indoors at the National Museum of Korea. There, we learned about the history of Korea from the Prehistoric Age to the Three Kingdoms period.

History can be divided into two parts: the Prehistoric Age and the Historic Age. Then, the Prehistoric Age can be classified into three periods: the Stone Age, the Bronze Age, and the Iron Age. Finally, the Stone Age is generally split into the Old Stone Age (Paleolithic Age) and the New Stone Age (Neolithic Age). In the Old Stone Age, people during that period lived in caves because they had to keep migrating and because they didn¡¯t have the skills. However, in the New Stone Age, they made pit houses since they had learned to farm.

I wish I could meet people from the Prehistoric to see their appearances and behavior. They would probably have a hard time communicating with me.

It was another fun class today. But the nice weather made me want to go outside and have class there!