Jejudo Gosan-ri Site Prehistoric Festival

The Jeju Gosan-ri Site is known as the earliest Neolithic site in Korea, where Gosan-ri-style pottery with fibrous temper and stone tools made by the bifacial flaking method were excavated. The artifacts and cultural layers identified at the Gosan-ri Site are evaluated as important data for understanding the formation and development of early Neolithic culture on the Korean Peninsula and in Northeast Asia. In addition, the Gosan-ri area is a region where various natural and cultural heritages are distributed, including the site, Suwolbong, a UNESCO Global Geopark, the Gosan-ri Deungmyeongdae, a Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Monument, and Chagwido, a Natural Monument. The Jeju Gosan-ri Site Prehistoric Festival is a local festival that operates various programs to experience prehistoric culture and life based on the region's historical, cultural, and natural heritage, as well as programs involving local residents. It is an event aimed at introducing the historical and cultural value of the Jeju Gosan-ri Site and raising interest in and understanding of the region's cultural heritage.

Program

1. Main Program
- Prehistoric programs (pottery making, stone tool experience, tureugae experience, prehistoric barbecue, hunting experience)
2. Supplementary Programs
- Experiences using local specialties, etc
3. Consumer Participation Programs
- Stamp event (first come, first served), business operation event
4. Other Information
- Food stalls run by local residents