Start with a stone tool
At Seokjangni Museum (석장리박물관) in Gongju, visitors can trace the beginnings of Korean Paleolithic research in 1964, excavations at the site, and the making and use of chipped stone tools. The permanent exhibition is more than a display of artifacts: it tells how people lived and how archaeologists came to understand them. Pair the galleries with the outdoor prehistoric park and archaeological area.
Exhibitions and classes are different
The museum also describes family experiences, preschool activities and school/group learning. Their schedules and capacity vary; they are not automatically included with admission. A group program for schools or groups of 20 or more requires advance booking according to the official site.
Practical November visit
Official hours are 09:00–17:00 from November through February, and 09:00–18:00 from March through October. The published regular adult ticket is KRW 3,000; the museum advertises free admission on the last Wednesday of each month. It closes on New Year's Day and Lunar New Year and Chuseok days. Check current discounts, class availability and temporary closure notices before traveling.