Unearthed by South Korea's thousand -year -old Muqi called "East Asia Unique" photo exposure

The picture shows the wood plow unearthed in South Korea

Overseas Network, July 7th. According to the Yonhap News Agency on the 7th, a wooden plow was unearthed in the Tucheng site of Mengcun, Seoul, South Korea. Experts speculated that it was built during the Goguryeo period and has a history of thousands of years.

The picture shows the wood plow unearthed in South Korea

According to the Seoul Baiji Museum, this is the first time in South Korea's unearthed from the Three Kingdoms period of the Korean Peninsula (Goguryeo, Baiji, Silla), which is about 170 cm in length and the form is complete. After repairing, it will be publicly displayed.

The picture shows the wood plow unearthed in South Korea

The museum also emphasized that the structure of this wooden plow was unique in East Asia, providing important information for the research of ancient Korean plows."Earthwood plows will become an important turning point in the research of ancient farming society and agricultural technology history." (Overseas Network Liu Qiang)

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