Inscription, a Code to Read an Era
Lee Myoung-ok Researcher, Artistic Heritage Division, NRICH Celadon Prunus Vase with Inlaid Chrysanthemum, Peony, Willow, Heron, and Bamboo Design Treasure, recovered from Mado Ship No. 2 in Taean. Goryeo, Collection
Where Did the Stones Used to Build the Palaces of the Joseon Dynasty Come From?
Lee Myeong-seong Researcher, Conservation Science Division, NRICH The Stone Analysis Team of the Conservation Science Division at the NRICH has been conducting investigations back and forth between excavation sites and
NRICH Topic
Joint Investigation of the “KharBukhiin Balgas Site” in Mongolia The NRICH conducted a joint safety inspection and conservation status investigation of the KharBukhiin Balgas Site from July 15 to 22
NRICH Publications
The NRICH continues its research efforts to preserve the value of cultural heritage and prepare for the future. In the second half of 2025, the Institute published various reports and
Introduction to Our YouTube Channel (Second Half of the Year)
Leading the Future of National Heritage Industry: 2025 Heritage Korea The Future of National Heritage Industry Unfolds in Gyeongju! This showcases the excitement and atmosphere of the 2025 exhibition captured
How Much Do You Know About the NRICH?
Established in 1969 as the Cultural Heritage Research Office under Cultural Heritage Bureau of the Ministry of Culture and Information, the National Research Institute of Cultural Heritage (NRICH) has served
Cultural Heritage: Piece Together the Fragments of Memory
Do the cultural heritage sites in the photos below look familiar? If you’ve read the NRICH newsletter, you’re sure to remember! The answers are hidden in the pages of this