Prehistoric invention pottery where you can meet the soul of primitive art Gyeonggi Children's Museum 🇰🇷

#AustraliaFlightEvent #GyeonggiChildrensMuseum #museum #Prehistoric #koreatrip #Yongin On April 2nd, I experienced the birth of prehistoric art at the GyeonggiChildrensMuseum's "Prehistoric Inventions Pottery" special exhibition!! The bronze age dancing pottery at the entrance was impressive, and I was surprised by the simple shape but lively pose. ㅎㅎ The demonstration of pottery being baked in a fire made me feel the soot and heat, and I vividly felt the mystery of primitive technology!! 📌 Points for solo travelers Recommended experience: Making rhythmic dance pottery → Making doll pottery modeled after body movements (30 minutes, 8,000 won) Hidden spot: "Fire Room" on the first basement floor → Watch the process of baking pottery in a primitive oven Recommended snack: Museum cafe "Caveman's Lunch" (6,500 won) → Acorn powder cookies and berry tea 🚨 Notes The pottery experience ends at 4:10 p.m. (considering the kiln operation time) The fire room is hot, so it is recommended to stay for less than 5 minutes Acorn cookies are bitter, so you can request additional sugar The mud dye used to draw the pottery decoration pattern got on my hands and didn't come off even after washing, so I had a hard time ㅎㅎ.. The completed dancing person pottery (12,000 won) only has one finger, so it's funny, but I'm attached to it!! At the last prehistoric music experience in the exhibition hall, I was surprised that the sound of the bone flute was more beautiful than I thought!!