Key takeaways
Excavators at the Amsa-dong site found charred acorns alongside numerous Neolithic-era household artifacts, including fishing-net weights, grinding stones, and axes. Fact The net weights point to fishing in the Han River, while the grinding stones show how residents processed plant foods like acorns. Fact These traces of daily life are recreated today in hands-on education programs for children, including making comb-pattern pottery and archery.
What to look for on site
- The display of charred acorns, net weights, and grinding stones
- Program availability during peak periods like Children's Day
- Reservation information for hands-on prehistoric education programs
Visitor tip
Hands-on programs often require advance reservations, so check the schedule on the Gangdong Culture Portal before visiting.