JGPM
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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.
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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.
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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?
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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?
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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.
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“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?