Gogang Prehistoric Site Park

This description was machine-translated from the Korea Tourism Organization's Korean original.

Gogang Prehistoric Site Park is a village site from the Bronze Age to the early Iron Age dating to about 1,300 years BCE that was excavated in Gogang-dong, Bucheon-si. Through seven excavation surveys from 1996 to 2005, a collective settlement and a stone-piled circular enclosure believed to be a ritual site were identified. Various Bronze Age artifacts were unearthed at the site, including half-moon stone knives, stone axes, stone arrowheads, and perforated pottery. As material that illustrates the stage of early state culture in the Hangang River basin, it has great historical value. Within the park, site models and experiential facilities have been provided, making it a cultural experience space that is good for family visitors.