Historians from the two Koreas gathered on Thursday at the site of the Koryo Dynasty's royal palace Manwoldae, where an excavation project, underway since 2007, resumed in June.
At the discussion, a South Korean historian proposed a legal measure and the establishment of a center to prepare the project’s future tasks on a stage-by-stage basis and increase cooperation.
Historians from the two Koreas gathered on Thursday at the site of the Koryo Dynasty's royal palace Manwoldae, where an excavation project, underway since 2007, resumed in June.
At the discussion, a South Korean historian proposed a legal measure and the establishment of a center to prepare the project’s future tasks on a stage-by-stage basis and increase cooperation.
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