Photograph of "Temporary shelter over grave of Korean king. After the ceremonies, this tent shelter was removed. The Koreans bury the dead in the ground, making a round mound of earth over the grave. They bury on hilltops - therefore must level off a space - and this they make crescent shaped, using the excavated dirt to make the mound.
This set of images of Korea was acquired by the American Geographical Society from Shannon McCune (1...
Photograph of thirteen stone gravestones on a mountainside. At the bottom of the photo, a group of p...
This set of images of Korea was acquired by the American Geographical Society from Shannon McCune (1...
"A Korean cemetery." Photograph of numerous grass-covered burial mounds. A town and mountains can be...
Honouring the dead at their graveside at appropriate dates is required by Confucian tradition, and h...
This thesis traces the production process of colonial urban space in Seoul. In particular, the resea...
Photograph of "Tomb of Ki-Tja - a Chinese who came to Korea to become its 2nd king.
This set of images of Korea was acquired by the American Geographical Society from Shannon McCune (1...
Photograph of a "noble's tomb. The turtle is a good monument, because the Koreans imitate this gentl...
Royal tombs of the Joseon dynasty served as a space to perform sad and happy ceremonies, namely, sta...
Korea: Military Life, circa 1950-1953Fred - notice Korean gravestone in backgroun
Photograph of a man "mourning before a pagan shrine." A man bows before a stone shrine. Decorating t...
Death and the activities and beliefs surrounding it can teach us much about the ideals and cultures ...
The paper examines the state sponsored, often vast cemeteries built to bury or commemorate the falle...
Aerial view of the excavated tomb complex [Credit: The Dong-A Ilbo]. An ancient tomb of the Baekje D...
This set of images of Korea was acquired by the American Geographical Society from Shannon McCune (1...
Photograph of thirteen stone gravestones on a mountainside. At the bottom of the photo, a group of p...
This set of images of Korea was acquired by the American Geographical Society from Shannon McCune (1...
"A Korean cemetery." Photograph of numerous grass-covered burial mounds. A town and mountains can be...
Honouring the dead at their graveside at appropriate dates is required by Confucian tradition, and h...
This thesis traces the production process of colonial urban space in Seoul. In particular, the resea...
Photograph of "Tomb of Ki-Tja - a Chinese who came to Korea to become its 2nd king.
This set of images of Korea was acquired by the American Geographical Society from Shannon McCune (1...
Photograph of a "noble's tomb. The turtle is a good monument, because the Koreans imitate this gentl...
Royal tombs of the Joseon dynasty served as a space to perform sad and happy ceremonies, namely, sta...
Korea: Military Life, circa 1950-1953Fred - notice Korean gravestone in backgroun
Photograph of a man "mourning before a pagan shrine." A man bows before a stone shrine. Decorating t...
Death and the activities and beliefs surrounding it can teach us much about the ideals and cultures ...
The paper examines the state sponsored, often vast cemeteries built to bury or commemorate the falle...
Aerial view of the excavated tomb complex [Credit: The Dong-A Ilbo]. An ancient tomb of the Baekje D...
This set of images of Korea was acquired by the American Geographical Society from Shannon McCune (1...
Photograph of thirteen stone gravestones on a mountainside. At the bottom of the photo, a group of p...
This set of images of Korea was acquired by the American Geographical Society from Shannon McCune (1...