o Daegokri Collective Relics of Bronze Age
 

Collective relics of the Bronze Age were excavated from tombs with stone and wood <Jeokseok Wooden Coffin Tomb> in Daegokri, Dogokmyeon, Hwasun. In 1971, they were first found under the wall of a private house which is located on the low hill bordering the upper stream of Yongsan river by a villager while digging a ditch. The excavated relics include as follows :  3 bronze swords, 2 Danewsemungyeong, 2 Paljuryeong, 2 Ssangduryeong, 1Dongsa and 1Dongbu. A distinctive Eehyungdongryeong was excavated along with bronze swords and mirrors and bronze bells were first found in Jeonnam.

Also, wooden pieces found on the ground were measured to identify the year   when they were made by our nuclear power research institute and the year of 2360 120B.P resulted. However, considering that excavated relics include bronze swords of the late Bronze Age , it is assumed that the actual year of production is the 2nd and 1st century A.D. The collective relics excavated from Daegokri, Dogokmyeon are judged as providing epoch-making data for studies of the Korean bronze age and it indicates that Hwasun was a central area of prehistoric culture

o Relics of Wolheong, Dajiri

Dolmens in Group B are arranged in two lines. They have capstones which weigh one and nine tons on the ground. Underground, there are stone coffins to bury dead bodies and also supporting stones. Relics such as stone swords, stone arrowheads, small stone axes and Hongdopyeon were excavated here. The neck of the stone sword excavated from the stone chamber of the No. 1 Dolmen has holes instead of making its neck narrow.

o Relics of Daesin-ri

Place of Excavation : 269 Daesin-ri, Chunyang-myeon, Hwasun-gun, Jeonnam  Place of Exhibition : the Mokpo University Museum

Mokpo University Museum implemented an excavational survey in December 1999 to March 2000. As a result of the survey, ten kinds of 24 pieces of relics such as Bangchuja, stone swords, stone arrowheads, grinding stone, and so forth were excavated. Burial accessories include red earthen wares and pieces of earthen wares without patterns and around the tomb, stone arrowheads, pieces of grinding knives, grinding stones and so forth were excavated. Also the survey excavated hard earthen wares and Dankeongho of the Three Kingdom Period, pieces of ceramics of the Koryo Dynasty and Sangpyeongtongbo, and coins of Joseon Dynasty.