Copyright
The copyright of all published articles by the Journal of Korea Art & Archaeology (JKAA) is owned by the National Museum of Korea, and the copyrights of the original images in the articles are different owners. However, some articles published in the past are not owned by National Museum of Korea. Details of the copyright are set out in the 'Open Access Scope'.
The corresponding author should agree to the copyright transfer during the submission process. The Editorial Board acknowledges the co-authors also accept the copyright transfer per the acceptance by the corresponding author, who has a responsibility of submitting the copyright transfer agreement to the publisher.
The corresponding author should agree to the copyright transfer during the submission process. The Editorial Board acknowledges the co-authors also accept the copyright transfer per the acceptance by the corresponding author, who has a responsibility of submitting the copyright transfer agreement to the publisher.
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The articles of the JKAA are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC BY 4.0). This license allows re-users to distribute, remix, adapt, and build upon the materials in any medium or format, so long as attribution is given to the creator(s). The license allows for commercial use.
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Korea Open Government License
Also, the articles of the JKAA are licensed under a Korea Open Government License (KOGL) Type 1. According to the KOGL, users can make use of public works freely and without fees regardless of its commercial use, and can change or modify to create secondary works when users comply with the terms provided as follows:
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