Bada Culture

The Bada Culture was a Bronze Age civilization that thrived around 1200 to 500 BCE along the southern coast of the Korean Peninsula. Known for its maritime expertise, it involved fishing, boat-building, and trade across the Yellow Sea and East China Sea. Archaeological findings, like pottery and boat remains, highlight their advancements in seafaring technology and social organization. The Bada Culture played a key role in developing early Korean coastal societies, shaping regional interactions and contributing to the cultural foundation for later Korean civilizations.