A rampart style of the Three Kingdoms of Korea and mountain fortress with historical value, revealing many metal artifacts

保留三国时代城墙样式，通过发掘大量的金属遗物而历史价值高的山城

 
Daemosanseong fortress in Yangju was located in an important central traffic point between the Imjin River and Han River. The year of construction is estimated as the early 700s during the Three Kingdoms Period. Some parts are crumbling, but all the amenities maintain the appearance of the time of construction, so it has important academic value to allow study of the characteristics, construction technologies and conditions of its location.

杨州大母山城是位于连接临津江与汉江的交通要地的山城，虽然筑城年代不明确，但估计是7世纪初三国时代的山城。有些地方的城墙被倒塌，但山城的全部设施维持着筑城当时的面貌，而遗留下来的城墙状态良好，具有研究当代山城的特征、筑城技法、选址条件等的重要的学术价值。

It has had seven times of excavation investigation from 1980 to 1998, so, earthenware, a piece of roof tile and metal were excavated. In particular, the metals are of outstanding quality and quantity among the relics of the United Silla, and it indicates that the status of Daemosanseong fortress was very high at that time. Stone masons of the Three Kingdoms Period climbed up Daemosan Mountain repeatedly to build this castle. Even though they are gone, their hard work remains as a valuable part of history.

过去1980年开始到1998年为止，多达7次实施了发掘调查，该结果出土了各种土器与瓦片、金属类。特别是，金属类在整个统一新罗时代遗迹中，在数量与质量方面明显突出，由此可知当时杨州大母山城的地位非常高。古时候，三国时代的石匠为了建筑该山城，频繁来往于大母山顶，汗流浃背。虽然他们已经消失不见，但是他们努力的痕迹却依然留住大母山下，被记忆为珍贵的历史场面。

 
 
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Yangju City