The Ancient Cultural Exchange of Korea and Eurasia, Prof. Myung chul Youn
Myung-chul Yoon is professor emeritus of history at Dongguk University and professor of archeology at Samarkand State University of Uzbekistan. His research focuses on the history of Goguryeo as well as East Asian maritime history. He has published over 60 books and numerous journal articles. He is also a poet and explorer and has published 14 poetry books. Supported by The Kim Hongnam Korean Studies Fund.

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