1 Night 2 Days’ Prehistory Family Camp (September 8-9) Close

• Venue/ Jeongok Prehistory Museum
• Participants/ Family with a child aged 7~13 (total of 8 family groups)
• Period/ 2018.09.08(Sat) ~ 2018.09.09(Sun)

The program invites family members to experience food, clothing, and shelter of prehistoric times and to make prehistoric tools, while spending a special night at the museum.

Jeongok Prehistory Museum 《Summer Program》 Close

• Venue/ JGPM
• Period/ 2018.07.29(Sun) ~ 2018.08.19(Sun)

The Jeongok Prehistory Museum built on the prehistoric site of Jeongok-ri that rewrote the global paleolithic history, presents a cool summer program for you to enjoy during the summer. Become a prehistoric figure at the Jeongok Prehistory Museum and then return back to the present and become an archaeologist and enjoy the educational experience. We wait for your interest and participation.

Prehistory Art Atelier for Adult Education 《String Art—Becoming An Artist》 Close

• Venue/ Education room of Jeongok Prehistory Museum
• Participants/ Adults
• Period/ 2018.07.18(Wed)

The people who lived in the Stone Age had already made tools using string! Why not being an artist and creating artwork with string?

Education “How I Love the Earth”(5) / Making Tile Art Close

• Venue/ Education room of Jeongok Prehistory Museum
• Period/ 2018.06.14(Thu)

In the prehistoric age, humans not only lived for survival but also created a variety of artworks to enjoy life. We have prepared a prehistoric art program to show your love of the earth through your own piece of art. what is your way of showing your love for the earth?

Culture Day – A Hand Axe that’s Better than Flowers Close

• Venue/ Education room of Jeongok Prehistory Museum
• Participants/ Anyone (25 people per session)
• Period/ 2018.06.06(Wed) ~ 2018.12.26(Wed)

Make your very own hand axe air freshener from plaster.

“How I Love the Earth”(1) / Making Hand-painted Ceramic Cup Close

• Venue/ Education room of Jeongok Prehistory Museum
• Period/ 2018.05.23(Wed)

In the prehistoric age, humans not only lived for survival but also created a variety of artworks to enjoy life. We have prepared a prehistoric art program to show your love of the earth through your own piece of art. what is your way of showing your love for the earth?