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During the transition period between the Neolithic Age and the Bronze Age in the South Korea, emerged social and economic features different from those of former period such as the structure and shape of housing, producing skills and patterns of pottery, agricultural activities, and so on. With regard to such transitional characteristics, there have been various studies on chronology and lineage since the early period of the Bronze Age based on the features of Gakmokdoldaemun pottery.
There is a new point of view that emerged recently about the system of the Early Mumun Pottery cultures in the Bronze Age. This claims that the establishment of the Mumun Pottery cultures in the South Korea depended on each region, and that the timing of appearance was also different. Gakmokdoldaemun pottery cultures are similar to those in Han river basin, Nam river basin, and Hoseo area in terms of basic housing system, pottery, and stone complex statues. However, the differences should be regarded as regional features in relation to the local characteristics and environments. Thus, it may be a wrong idea that Misari sites in Han river basin are a type of Gakmokdoldaemun cultures and thus they could be adopted to calculate the relations with other sites and chronology. It would be appropriate to find the typical example of Gakmokdoldaemun cultures in each region, set the stages, and estimate the chronology before the relations can be examined.
This study involves analysis on new data on Nam river basin as well as existing achievements. As a result, it turned out that Gakmokdoldaemun pottery cultures in Nam river basin are divided into four different types based on the structure of residential areas and related sites, and that they underwent four different steps of changes. The first and second steps are related to the early period of the Bronze Age, during which some features of Gakmokdoldaemun pottery and Gongyeolmun pottery types were overlapped. The third and fourth steps are related to the First Half part of the Bronze Age, during which many elements of Gakmokdoldaemun pottery, dual Guyeon pottery, Geochimun pottery, and Gongyeolmun types were overlapped. The data regarding the first and second steps show that the early period of Gakmokdoldaemun pottery cultures in Nam river basin falls on around 3200 B.P. The absolute chronological data related to the third and fourth steps concentrate on around 2900 B.P. when the First Half part Mumun pottery appeared.
It is thought that the late period of Gakmokdoldaemun pottery cultures is related to the mid-downstream of Amrok river and Cheongcheon river basin in the Northwest part of Korea where the elements of Gakmokdoldaemun pottery were disappearing generally in the early Mumun period. Besides, the system of Mumun pottery cultures of Nam river basin in the time of its establishment formed a new pottery cultures mainly with the Northwest Korea system (residential structure, Gakmokdoldaemun pottery) and additionally with the Northeast Korea system (Jeoksaekmayeon pottery, beak-shaped stoneware, rectangle stone knife), and local production system elements (dual Guyeon pottery, Geochimun pottery).
There is a new point of view that emerged recently about the system of the Early Mumun Pottery cultures in the Bronze Age. This claims that the establishment of the Mumun Pottery cultures in the South Korea depended on each region, and that the timing of appearance was also different. Gakmokdoldaemun pottery cultures are similar to those in Han river basin, Nam river basin, and Hoseo area in terms of basic housing system, pottery, and stone complex statues. However, the differences should be regarded as regional features in relation to the local characteristics and environments. Thus, it may be a wrong idea that Misari sites in Han river basin are a type of Gakmokdoldaemun cultures and thus they could be adopted to calculate the relations with other sites and chronology. It would be appropriate to find the typical example of Gakmokdoldaemun cultures in each region, set the stages, and estimate the chronology before the relations can be examined.
This study involves analysis on new data on Nam river basin as well as existing achievements. As a result, it turned out that Gakmokdoldaemun pottery cultures in Nam river basin are divided into four different types based on the structure of residential areas and related sites, and that they underwent four different steps of changes. The first and second steps are related to the early period of the Bronze Age, during which some features of Gakmokdoldaemun pottery and Gongyeolmun pottery types were overlapped. The third and fourth steps are related to the First Half part of the Bronze Age, during which many elements of Gakmokdoldaemun pottery, dual Guyeon pottery, Geochimun pottery, and Gongyeolmun types were overlapped. The data regarding the first and second steps show that the early period of Gakmokdoldaemun pottery cultures in Nam river basin falls on around 3200 B.P. The absolute chronological data related to the third and fourth steps concentrate on around 2900 B.P. when the First Half part Mumun pottery appeared.
It is thought that the late period of Gakmokdoldaemun pottery cultures is related to the mid-downstream of Amrok river and Cheongcheon river basin in the Northwest part of Korea where the elements of Gakmokdoldaemun pottery were disappearing generally in the early Mumun period. Besides, the system of Mumun pottery cultures of Nam river basin in the time of its establishment formed a new pottery cultures mainly with the Northwest Korea system (residential structure, Gakmokdoldaemun pottery) and additionally with the Northeast Korea system (Jeoksaekmayeon pottery, beak-shaped stoneware, rectangle stone knife), and local production system elements (dual Guyeon pottery, Geochimun pottery).
목차
Ⅰ. 머리말
Ⅱ. 유적의 입지와 주거구조
Ⅲ. 각목돌대문토기와 이중구연토기
Ⅳ. 남강유역 각목돌대문토기문화의 단계설정
Ⅴ. 편년과 지역 간 병행관계
Ⅵ. 맺음말
참고문헌
[ABSTRACT]
참고문헌 (53)
참고문헌 신청
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2. [보고서] - 江原文化財硏究所 / 2008 / 洪川 外三浦里 遺蹟
3. [학술대회논문] - 강인욱 / 2005 / 한반도 동북한지역 청동기문화의 지역성과 편년-토기의 변천을 중심으로 , 江原地域의 靑銅器文化 / 2005년 추계 학술대회
4. [학술대회논문] - 강인욱 / 2009 / 토기를 중심으로 본 두만강유역 청동기시대의 전기~중기의 문화변천 / 한국청동기학회 토기분과 제1회 워크숍 발표자료
5. [학술지(정기간행물)] - 강중광 / 1979 / 신암리원시유적 제4지점에 대하여 / 력사과학 2
2. [보고서] - 江原文化財硏究所 / 2008 / 洪川 外三浦里 遺蹟
3. [학술대회논문] - 강인욱 / 2005 / 한반도 동북한지역 청동기문화의 지역성과 편년-토기의 변천을 중심으로 , 江原地域의 靑銅器文化 / 2005년 추계 학술대회
4. [학술대회논문] - 강인욱 / 2009 / 토기를 중심으로 본 두만강유역 청동기시대의 전기~중기의 문화변천 / 한국청동기학회 토기분과 제1회 워크숍 발표자료
5. [학술지(정기간행물)] - 강중광 / 1979 / 신암리원시유적 제4지점에 대하여 / 력사과학 2
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