On show at the museum are more than 120 pieces of metal relics belonging to the periods from Ancient Korea to the Ri Dynasty (1392-1910). They are weapons, Buddhist images, decorations and personal ornaments.

The weapons include lute-shaped dagger, sword, arrow and arrowhead.

In particular, an arrow with a fire wick made in the period of Koryo kingdom (918-1392) and cannon made in the period of the Ri Dynasty attract visitors' interest.

The Buddhist images date back to the periods of Koguryo (277 B.C.-668), Paekje (late 1st century B.C.-660), Silla, Koryo and Ri Dynasty.

Among the decorations and personal ornaments are bronze censer, gold earring, dragon-patterned bronze mirror and silver-decorated knife.

Metal type with a long history in Korea is also displayed.

A model of cavalcade discovered in Kosan County, Kangwon Province, consists of 54 iron horses and 4 bronze horses.

The exhibition continues till the end of May.