Unveiling the Connections Between Ancient Korea and Native America: A US Northeast Focus
The Korea Society is pleased to present Unveiling the Connections Between Ancient Korea and Native America: A US Northeast Focus with Dr. Son Sungngtae, Pai Chai University. Professor Son specializes in the field of historical linguistics focused on migration and cultural connections between Korea and the Americas. Using an innovative approach to examining the historical connections between Korean and Indigenous American cultures, he has identified significant structural similarities between American ancient languages and Korean as well as linguistic and cultural evidence of Korean migration to the Americas. Rev. Joseph Pang, Moccasin Institute, will moderate.
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Research & Advocacy for Native & Indigenous Studies in America
Unveiling the Connections Between Ancient Korea and Native America: A US Northeast Focus
Thursday, November 14, 2024 | 6:00 PM (EST)
The Korea Society is pleased to present Unveiling the Connections Between Ancient Korea and Native America: A US Northeast Focus with Dr. Son Sungtae, Pai Chai University. Professor Son specializes in the field of historical linguistics focused on migration and cultural connections between Korea and the Americas. Using an innovative approach to examining the historical connections between Korean and Indigenous American cultures, he has identified significant structural similarities between American ancient languages and Korean as well as linguistic and cultural evidence of Korean migration to the Americas. Mr. Joseph Pang, Moccasin Institute, will moderate.
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