Hello, first time posting here so I'm sorry if this isn't the right place to post this question.
I was looking around trying to look for textbooks on Korean history. The main topics being: Hanbok (traditional clothing), Hanok (architecture) and any other in depth sources. Alas, I've come to find that there really are no good books that clearly show examples with the distinct time periods and trends.
I'll be using these sources because I'm working on a series and id like to be historically accurate. Any good recommendations would be greatly appreciated!!
(anything showing diagrams, pictures and/or examples from each time period would be great!)
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