Research Fellow of Institute on Pre-modern Korean History(NAHF) Park Sun-mi’s paper ‘Antenna-Style Daggers in Northeast Asia from the Perspective of International Interaction’ is published in SCI-class A&HCI journal Asian Perspectives 59-1. It was published in the spring 2020 issue.
Antenna-Style Dagger is a knife decorated with the end of the handle in the shape of Antenna of an insect, and is found in Yodong, Jilin, Yeonhaeju, Korea and Tsushima. The authors of this paper compare and review Antenna-Style Dagger in Northeast Asia and dagger excavated from Ordos upstream of the Yellow River. So, the residents of Gojoseon who used the Mandolin-shaped bronze dagger and Slender bronze dagger were re-created by accepting the culture of the northern grasslands decorated with animal symbols and patterns. And this was seen as evidence that the elites of the area where Antenna-Style Daggers was excavated had formed political and economic alliances.
This paper was published through the examination of the international academic community, and it is meaningful that the claim of the wide-area trade network of Gojoseon and Buyeo has been recognized internationally. In the future, NAHF will promote research and build up quality research achievements recognized by international academia. This paper is available at https://uhpress.hawaii.edu/title/ap and is also published in print.