수양개선사유물전시관의 선사문화 및 생태환경해석과 표출에 관한 연구

Abstract

In order to recognize the value as a composed heritage of the prehistoric culture and ecological environment of Suyanggae Site, to share the meaning of the community, and to clarify the academic and technological importance of the academic and technological importance, this article attempts to suggest the improvement of interpretation and presentation of prehistoric culture and ecological environment in the Suyangae Prehistory Museum on the basis of the paleolithic survey methodology and the “ICOMOS Charter for the Interpretation and Presentation of Cultural Heritage Sites” (2008). * Professor, Department of Cultural Properties Management, Korea National University of Cultural Heritage, Republic of KoreaAfter the team of Chungbuk National University Museum first visited to the Suyanggae Site for the purpose of the Submerged Area survey of the Chungju Dam in 1980, Chungbuk National University Museum excavated in the Loc. I, II, and III of Suyanggae Site from the 1st Excavation in 1983 to 15th Excavation in 2015, and the Institute of Korean Prehistory excavated in the Locality Ⅲ, and Ⅳ of Suyangae Site from the year of 2016. The Suyanggae Site was designated as Historic Site No. 398 in 1997, showing the essence of Paleolithic Culture of the Upper Paleolithic Age in Northeast Asia around 20,000 years ago ie. 20ka. In commemoration of this, the Suyanggae Prehistory Museum was established in 2006, on the basis of the survey results of the 13th excavation in 2013, museum activities are being carried out by exhibiting on mainly paleolithic artifacts and additionally paleolithic environment factors excavated from the cultural layers of the Middle Paleolithic Age to the Proto Three Kingdoms Period. In the future, a measure for the best interpretation and presentation of prehistoric culture and ecological environment in the Suyangae Prehistory Museum should be holistically and systematically applied to the paleolithic survey methodology validated at the International Symposium of “Suyanggae and Her Neighbours” including current ongoing research results, and the principles of “ICOMOS Charter for the Interpretation and Presentation of Cultural Heritage Sites” (2008).