A Study on the Hair Shapes and Accessories in Anak No. 3 among Ancient Tombs of Goguryeo

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This study was conducted to classify the gender and class of characters appearing in the tomb murals of Anak No. 3 and to study the hair shape according to the gender classification of the characters, and the conclusion is as follows. First, the gender ratio of the tomb murals of Anak No. 3 was 143 males, 18 females, and 4 unknown persons, and the social classification was 29 upper classes and 136 lower classes. As the male proportion is higher than that of females, this can be thought in connection with the fact that the tomb owner of Anak No. 3 is the tomb of the highest upper class. Second, men's hair shapes and accessories in the murals of the Anak No. 3 tomb show that they are wearing silk hats, triangular crown heads, helmets, and black hats. Men's accessories are much more diverse than women's, and they are worn differently depending on their social status. Third, only one female hair shape in the murals of the Anak No. 3 tomb was identified as a high-rise, and the size, shape, location, and headdress of the decorations were different according to their status. It is hoped that this will serve as an opportunity to reflect on the aesthetic consciousness of our ancestors in the past and reinterpret new styles, as well as the ambiguity of the data and different views of researchers.

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