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New Scientific Revelations about the Gold Crown from Seobongchong Tomb과학으로 풀어 보는 서봉총 금관 National Museum of Korea, SeoulThe National Museum of Korea presented until 21 June 2015 the special exhibition "New Scientific Revelations about the Gold Crown from Seobongchong Tomb", shedding new light on one of Korea’s most sublime artifacts: gold crown. Seobongchong Tomb in Gyeongju, constructed by the people of Silla, was initially investigated in 1926. The excavation uncovered a gold crown with a very unique feature: a phoenix decoration on the top. The displays provided an in-depth explanation of the scientific principles involved in the production of Silla gold crowns.