A Component and Statistical Analysis of Early-Joseon Metal Type from the National Museum of Korea Collection

for the pieces, and casting and production methods.Multidisciplinary studies on Joseon Dynasty metal type have been conducted using the vast body of type pieces held in the NMK collection (Lee Jae

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Journal of Korean Art & Archaeology
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2025-01-28
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https://doi.org/10.23158/jkaa.2025.v19_02
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Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis
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A Component and Statistical Analysis of Early-Joseon Metal Type from the National Museum of Korea Collection

Ilkwon Huh, Sujin Lee, Yongbi Shin
Journal of Korean Art & Archaeology
Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis
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A Component and Statistical Analysis of Early-Joseon Metal Type from the National Museum of Korea Collection

Ilkwon Huh, Sujin Lee, Yongbi Shin
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for the pieces, and casting and production methods.Multidisciplinary studies on Joseon Dynasty metal type have been conducted using the vast body of type pieces held in the NMK collection (Lee Jae

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