Policy brief·Yangju
Yangju conference unites archaeology, art history and conservation science on Hoeamsa
A joint conference on Hoeamsa in Yangju brought together some 200 participants across archaeology, art history and conservation science, with six research presentations.

A joint academic conference on the Hoeamsa temple site in Yangju brought together around 200 participants from archaeology, art history and conservation science. The programme featured six research presentations spanning excavation findings, art-historical interpretation and scientific analysis of materials. The event, reported on 21 September 2026, exemplifies the interdisciplinary approach of Korea's National Research Institute of Cultural Heritage to major temple sites. By convening specialists across fields, the conference aimed to build a fuller picture of Hoeamsa's significance and preservation needs.


