General
Daegaya as seen through introductory relics

Part 1: History of Metalworking Research

1.
Research until the 1980s
2.
Research from the 1990s
3.
Research since 2000

Part 2: The Emergence of the Form of Goldwork

Chapter 1: Accessories
1.
coffin
2.
earring
2.
Form and distribution
Chapter 2: The Dragon Phoenix Gate
1.
Excavation cases
2.
Daegaya characteristics

Part 3: Basis for Metalworking

Chapter 1 Metalworking Technology
1.
Technology and aesthetics
2.
Monopoly of technology
Chapter 2 Yongmun
1.
Case Analysis
2.
Genealogy and evolution of patterns

Part 4 Comparison of Metalworking Styles

Chapter 1 Baekje and Daegaya
1.
The development of Baekje's goldsmithing culture
2.
The political nature of Baekje gold artifacts
3.
Baekje's goldsmithing culture spread to Daegaya
Chapter 2 Silla and Daegaya
1.
Characteristics of Silla goldwork
2.
Exchanges between the two countries reflected in goldwork
Chapter 3 Ara Gaya and Dae Gaya
1.
Gilt-bronze crown from Haman Malisan Tomb No. 45
2.
Gold earrings from tomb No. 6-2, Nammun-oe, Haman
Chapter 4 Sogaya and Daegaya
1.
Excavation examples of gold artifacts
2.
Style and lineage of goldwork
Chapter 5 Why and Daegaya
1.
Comparison of long chain earrings
2.
Comparison of single-chain earrings

Conclusion
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