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Gaya's Trading Port: Hyeondong, Changwon (Working Title)

가야의 무역항, 창원 현동(가제)

This seaside settlement at Hyeondong reveals the daily lives of Gaya people through the study of over 900 tombs from the Three Kingdoms period. The exhibition displays approximately 800 artifacts, including boat-shaped pottery that suggests maritime trade connections. Rather than highlighting ornate prestige goods, it focuses on everyday objects that illuminate daily activities, production methods, and exchange networks. These humble items offer a fresh perspective on Gaya society and demonstrate how ordinary people contributed to this dynamic coastal trading culture.

Dates
Sep 19, 2026 → Feb 14, 2027
Venue
National Museum of Gimhae, Special Exhibition Hall · ⚓ Gyeongnam
Price
Free
Ticketing
Official museum site

Practical information

Age
All audiences
Exact location
Gimhae National Museum, Planned Exhibition Hall
Organiser
Gimhae National Museum, Samhan Cultural Heritage Research Institute, Gaya Tumuli World Heritage Management Foundation
190 Gayaui-gil, Gimhae-si, Gyeongsangnam-do
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  1. 1

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  2. 2

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  3. 3

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