Chae-wŏn Kim was a prominent South Korean archaeologist born on February 22, 1909, in Hamju, South Hamgyeong Province. He served as the first director of the National Museum of Korea. Known for his contributions to archaeology, he played a significant role in advancing the field in South Korea. His legacy includes his daughters, Kim Rina and Kim Yeongna, the latter having succeeded him as the director of the National Museum of Korea. Kim passed away on April 12, 1990.
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February 22, 1909 Facts
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Place of Birth: 함경남도 함주
Educated At: Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich
Occupation: archaeologist
Children: 김리나 | 김영나
Employers: Korea University
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Ephemeris for February 22, 1909
Note: Moon position is location and time sensitive.| Planet | Position (Tropical, Western) | Transits on February 22, 2024 | Secondary Progressions for February 22, 2024 |
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| Sun | 3 Pisces 27 | 3 Pisces 34 | 25 Gemini 50 |
| Moon | 5 Aries 29 | 13 Leo 39 | 22 Gemini 19 |
| Mercury | 13 Aquarius 24 | 28 Aquarius 56 | 21 Gemini 42 |
| Venus | 17 Aquarius 4 | 7 Aquarius 28 | 9 Cancer 14 |
| Mars | 29 Sagittarius 5 | 7 Aquarius 17 | 13 Pisces 38 |
| Jupiter | 10 Virgo 7 | 10 Taurus 6 | 7 Virgo 28 |
| Saturn | 8 Aries 44 | 8 Pisces 59 | 21 Aries 46 |
| Uranus | 19 Capricorn 30 | 19 Taurus 25 | 20 Capricorn 0 |
| Neptune | 14 Cancer 34 | 26 Pisces 28 | 16 Cancer 1 |
| Pluto | 23 Gemini 50 | 1 Aquarius 0 | 25 Gemini 21 |
| Rahu | 22 Gemini 18 | 18 Aries 5 | 16 Gemini 12 |
| Ketu | 22 Sagittarius 18 | 18 Libra 5 | 16 Sagittarius 12 |
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