At the National Gyeongju Museum's Silla Millennium Archive, the display 'Reunion After 83 Years: Fragments of an Inscribed Stone from Wolseong' is now scheduled April 13–December 31, 2026. One fragment with the character 存 was discovered west of Wolseong in 1937; another with 貢, 白, 不 and 天 came from excavations of the fortress moat in 2020. 3D scanning showed the broken edges fit together, and two half-characters formed 稱. Scholars still debate whether the monument was made in a Silla or Goguryeo context; do not treat its attribution as settled. An early release gave August 17 as the closing date, but an official later announcement extended the exhibition through December 31. Contact 054-740-7537 and confirm directions to the specific Silla Millennium Archive display.