Fieldworks

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Filed Works
Case Reports
Legends: Serial Number/ Report Date/ Archaological Sites/ Client/ Results

  •  2009-0609/ 2010. 3. 23/ Skeletons from three LSMB tombs of Joseon Dynasty/ Hanwool Institute of Cultural Heritage/ Basic anthropological examinations
  • 2009-0626/ 2010. 3. 22/ Skeletons from three LSMB tombs of Joseon Dynasty/ Central Institute of Cultural Heritage/ Basic anthropological examinations
  • 2010-0106/ 2010. 3.19/ Gyeongju Gyerim-Ro No. 14 Tumulus/ Gyeongju National Museum/ Teeth recognition only
  • 2008-0624/ 2010.3.18/ Medieval Tomb for Lady of Sacheon Mok Clan (Josoen Dynasty)/ Gyeonggi Provincial Museum/ Finding parasite eggs in the feces
  • 2010-0222/ 2010. 3.16 (1st report)/ Lung Tissue, Hungarian Mummy/ Dr. Mark Spigelman/ Trying to confirm the presence of ancient DNA (cross-checking)

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