경주국립박물관에 다녀온 후 전시 중인 유물에 대해 영어로 쓴 글
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- 2010.10.05
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현대영어독해 시간에 작성한 영어로 된 문서입니다.
제가 직접 경주국립박물관에 다녀온 후에 작성한 문서이며
포함된 사진 또한 제가 직접 찍은 사진입니다.
총 5가지 유물에 대해 영어로 설명되어 있으며,
사진에는 간단한 설명도 덧붙어져 있습니다.
전체적인 분위기는 신문기사를 쓰는 식으로 맞췄습니다.
마지막에는 박물관에 관한 관광정보를 수록하였습니다.
목차
1. Divine Bell of King Seongdeok(Seongdeokdaewang-Sinjong)
2. Stone with Patterns of Lions and Peakcocks
3. Glit-Bronze Seated Buddha Triad Plaque
4. Rood-Tile with Monster-Mask Design
5. Pottery with Stamped Design
본문내용
4. Rood-Tile with Monster-Mask Design
The roof-tile with the monster-mask design is a round-headed, square one on which the monster-mask design has been solidly carved.
The monster has a wrinkled face, open, fierce eyes, an upturned nose, a big mouth with its tongue stuck out, a sharp canine tooth and a curved horn on the forehead. It looks hideous.
Roof-end tile with the monster-mask design are divided into two groups according to the use, the ridge-tile and the raft-tile. The latter has a flat end, which is attached to the end of the ridge of a paljak roof(a kind of traditional Korean hip-and-gable roof) whose four edges form an angle rafter. It has a semicircular groove in the center on the bottom on which to lay a roof tile. It was produced sparingly in the Three Kingdoms, which was very conservative. It became popular and reached an esthetic maturity of realistic form during the Unified Silla period. At the time, a green-glazed roof-tile with the monster-mask design was manufactured in large quantities.
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