고려시대 왕고 서민들은 대체 뭘 먹고 살았을까? 800년 만에 침몰된 배에서 발견된 충격적인 단서 l 고려인 생활사 l 수면역사 l 한국사 l 자면서 듣는 역사이야기

Since 2007, ships from the Goryeo Dynasty have been discovered one after another in the waters off Taean. Mado Shipwreck No. 1, No. 2, and No. 3. Inside, along with the cargo, the pieces of wood and bamboo that had been attached to the cargo remained intact. The sender, the recipient, and what and how many items were sent. They were shipping invoices from 800 years ago. Thus, we came to know what the people of Goryeo ate, not through speculation, but through a list. A jar of salted seafood, dried mussels, buckwheat, beans, and even sesame oil and honey contained inside a celadon vase. In this video, actual photos of artifacts released by the National Maritime Heritage Research Institute and the National Museum of Korea appear nineteen times in the upper right corner of the screen. They are real, not drawings. And in the lower right corner, short explanations have been added to cover stories that the subtitles couldn't fully explain. Although the video is nearly an hour long, feel free to listen at your own pace. It concludes with the story of a spoon found in a tomb. 📌 Timeline 00:00 What Was Inside the Celadon Plum Vase 01:26 An Heung-ryang 03:28 Wooden and Bamboo Slips, Cargo Lists from 800 Years Ago 04:46 Mado Ship No. 1, The First Ship 05:59 A Dawn in Haenam — The Cargo Sent by Yun Bang-jun 08:25 Reading the Cargo List Verbatim 09:29 Mado Ship No. 2 and the Celadon Plum Vase 11:59 Yumilgwa 14:45 Mado Ship No. 3, The Third Ship 16:06 This Ship Was Not Heading Toward Gaegyeong 18:03 The Person Waiting for Abalone 18:56 The Goryeo Table as Seen in Seo Geung's Goryeo Dogyeong 20:17 Is the Claim That They Did Not Eat Meat True? 21:59 Where Did Seolleongtang and Soju Come From? 24:02 What the People of Goryeo Actually Eaten 26:52 The Land of Tea, Goryeo 29:36 Celadon Bare Face 31:45 Green Celadon and Earthenware: The Vessels of Ordinary People 33:13 Verifying Rumors of the Goryeo Dynasty with Historical Records 36:20 Spoons in the Grave 38:04 Our Dinner Table Today 📚 References · National Institute of Maritime Heritage, Report on the Underwater Excavation of Ship No. 1 in Taean (2010) · National Institute of Maritime Heritage, Ship No. 2 in Taean (2011), Ship No. 3 in Taean (2012) · Seo Gyeong, Illustrated Account of Goryeo by the Envoy to Seonhwa (1123) · Yi Gyu-bo, Collection of Works by Isanguk of the Eastern Country · History of Goryeo*, *Summary of the History of Goryeo · Bronze spoon and celadon artifact data held by the National Museum of Korea #GoryeoDynasty #MadoShip #KoreanHistory #HistoryStories #LifestyleHistory