The hoseo Archaeological Society
Journal Data
| Type | JOURNAL |
|---|---|
| ISSN | 1738-7787 |
| Wikidata | Q96735650 |
| OpenAlex | S4210217217 |
| MAG | 4210217217 |
| Total publications | 67 |
| Coverage period | 2018 - 2024 |
| Country | KR |
| Language | EN |
| Cited by | 2 |
| Impact factor | 0.015 |
| h-index | 1 |
The Hoseo Archaeological Society publishes on archaeology, which is a core subfield of anthropology. As such, it is a closely cognate venue that frequently publishes work relevant to social anthropologists
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The Tea Utensils and Tea Culture Unearthed from Temples in the Jungwon region during the Goryeo Dynasty
The Jungwon region currently centers around Chungcheongbuk-do, and includes parts of Gyeonggi-do and Gangwon-do around the Namhan River. At the heart of the Jungwon region is the Namhan River, which unites the area. Particularly during the Goryeo Dynasty, the Namhan River served as a major transportation and shipping route. Many temples were situated along the river and in its vicinity, which played various roles including religious, political, p…
The Operation and Meanings of Baekje Kiln Sites in the Cheongyang Area
Evidence has confirmed the existence of kiln sites that produced a variety of objects in the Cheongyang area over different periods. They are so large in numbers that they account for approximately 42% of the entire relics. There were especially many kiln sites built in the Cheongyang area because of its geographical conditions necessary for production and its historical context close to the capital city. All of the Baekje kiln sites were built i…
The Development and Interaction the Mandolin-shaped Bronze Daggers Culture in Hoseo Region
The bronze artifacts of Mandolin-shaped Bronze Daggers Culture in Hoseo(湖西) region show a continuous distribution area from the Geumgang to the Mangyeonggang. One or two bronze artifacts are usually excavated from the dwelling site and tombs. This difference in excavated feature is reflected the style or space-time. For example, the stone coffin tomb with ditch or simple pit tombs are natives in the early period, and the wooden coffin tombs with …
Excavated Context on the Handaxes of Paleolithic in Miho River Basin: Focusing on the Sites at Cheongju City
The excavated contexts on the handaxes of paleolithic from Cheongju City in the Miho River basin were identified through a geoarchaeological approach. The handaxes are mostly concentrated on the slopes and slope ends of hilly mountains within 50m above sea level adjacent to floodplains. They are also found on some floodplain flats and in the mountains. These features are subject to slope and fluvial deposits. At the sites, fluvial deposits formed…
A Study of the Transition Process of Baekje Gilt-Bronze Shoes and the Restoration of Their Production Technology
This paper aims to understand the development of Baekje gilt-bronze shoes through gilt-bronze shoes, one of the funerary ritual items that appeared in the 5th and 6th centuries, and to examine the Baekje goldsmithing technology applied to gilt-bronze shoes. The authors have studied the restoration of the original Baekje gilt-bronze shoes and comprehensively reviewed the results of the actual restoration process. Chapter II outlined the transition…
The aspect of handicraft workshop and the Oegyeongbu in Sabi Capital
This paper examined the location, structure, and operation of handicraft workshops in Sabi Capital in Baekje, and attempted a poetic review of Oegyeongbu location around the workshops. During the Three Kingdoms period, handicrafts include weaving such as sericulture and weaving, ceramics manufacturing earthenware and tile, mining gold, silver, copper, and iron, metallurgy to refine them, and various manufacturing industries to produce household g…
Debating the Origins and Chronology of Rim-Perforated Pottery Baekje’s acceptance of Chinese characters and document administration period
Baekje showed mature Chinese literature, such as writing poetry and literature using Chinese characters, no different from China, in the Sabi era. And document administration was thoroughly implemented. However, The period of Baekje's acceptance of Chinese characters and administration of documents cannot be specified due to a lack of related historical and archaeological materials, or it tends to be considered too late as the period of King Geun…
A Study on the Change and Structure of Mahan interaction Network in Northern Kyush: Focusing on the Mahan pottery From the late Yayoi period to the early Kofun period
Records implying the interaction between the Korean Peninsula and the Japanese archipelago are found in works such as the 『漢書地理志』 and the 『魏志倭人伝』. In addition, considering that the Nakrang (樂浪)·Daebang (帶方) route was inevitably through the Mahan region, it can be seen that Mahan was also located within the Korea-Japan interaction network. This is evidenced by the large number of Mahan pottery found in northern Kyushu, where various Korean Peninsu…
Study of the Baekje Revival Movement in Cheongyang
This study aims to investigate the Baekje Revival Movement in the Cheongyang area, drawing upon an understanding of its natural environment, archaeological findings, and literary sources. Upon examining archaeological data in the area, it was observed that ruins are distributed predominantly northwest and southeast of Cheongyang, with Mt. Chilgap-san at the center. Although traces of ruins date back to the Hanseong era, the focal period appears t…
The Transition of Central Settlements from the Proto-Three Kingdoms to the Three Kingdoms Era in the Central Plains Region and Its Impact on Local Communities
This paper is written with the aim of classifying the settlements in the Chungju area of the Central Plains region, utilizing the recently introduced Social Network Analysis (SNA) in Korean archaeology, and examining the transitions of settlements and regional characteristics during the transition from the Proto-Three Kingdoms to the Three Kingdoms Era. Settlements in the Chungju area have the disadvantage of being numerically smaller than those …
Debating the Origins and Chronology of Rim-Perforated Pottery: A Critical Review
In this article, the research history of the origin and chronology of rim-perforated pottery since the 1960s was reviewed to examine the changes in perception and research trends of origin, typology, and chronology in the study of the Bronze Age. rim-perforated pottery was recognized as an earthenware with cultural continuity that appeared from the end of the Neolithic Age as it was exported together with the comb-pattern earthenware from the rui…
Regionality and Cultural Character in Early Times of Dolmens in the Hoseo Region
The early times of dolmens in the Hoseo region were characterized by gradual clustering and centralization through Garakdong-type settlements in the late period in the eastern region of the Korean peninsula. This regional character was further strengthened during the Songguk-ri culture period. The main reason behind this was likely the need to display their identity or class stratification within the community. Dolmens appear to have been used as…
The Transition of Rammed Earth Technology in Ancient China
In this paper, we looked at the rammed earth technology used in the earthen ramparts in ancient China. So far, research related to the rammed earth in China has focused on the combination of pangoe(版塊) and individual traces such as woodboards, wooden pillars, horizontal woods, and strings, and there has been a lack of attempts to identify the rammed earth technology of the entire rampart of each remains. I examined the rammed earth pattern of the…
Form and Characteristics of Miniature farming Tools in the Geum River Basin
These days, relics that used to have regional specificity tend to deviate from their specificity due to the active cultural property excavation research. It is necessary to recognize the newly identified area. Therefore, among the archaeological materials that strongly reflect regional specificity, we paid attention to the Miniature farming tools accumulated around the Geum River basin. The Miniature farming tools can be divided into ttabi type, …
Broad-spectrum foodways in the context of East Asian Neolithic period
This study attempts to understand the role of Broad-Spectrum Revolution (hereafter, BSR) in the Neolithic East Asia, especially focusing on the China, Japanese archipelago, and Korean peninsula. This paper also tried to reveal how BSR and the initial beginning of plant domestication are related in those contexts. Initially introduced in 1969 by Kent Flannery, the concept quickly became a powerful explanatory tool for understanding prehistoric hum…
Correlation between the development of the Baekje pottery production system during the Hanseong period and social change
In ancient society, earthenware had a meaning beyond its original purpose of containing, storing, or cooking food, and can be seen to have been directly and indirectly influenced politically and socially. The influx of new material culture promoted the emergence of new cultures, divided classes, and gave rise to new food cultures. Additionally, those in demand developed earthenware production technology. In the Hanseong period, with the developme…
Changes in the cultural landscape of prehistoric and ancient communities in the middle region of the Geumgang River
The changes in the cultural landscape were examined through the analysis of the distribution patterns of archaeological sites from the Bronze Age to the Three Kingdoms Period in Sejong-city. During the Garak-dong type stage of the Bronze Age, large-scale settlements and surrounding settlements formed a local community and formed an interconnected landscape structure. This could be confirmed through a visual relationship in which settlements share…
An Opinion on the Classification and Reconstruction of Pillar-Wall Building in Sabi Period of Late Baekje
The purpose of this study is to classify the types of pillar-wall building confirmed to be from the late Baekje (from Sabi period), examine the characteristics and changes of each type, and conduct a preliminary review to reconstruct them. The pillar-wall building is one of the main buildings built in the late Baekje and is intensively identified in Gongju and Buyeo area, the royal capitals of Baekje, and related research continues as the number …
The transition in the residences and relics of Mahan and Baekje in the Hoseo Region
The objective of this article is to examine the transformations in dwellings and relics in Hoseo area based on data spanning from the 2nd century to the Ungjin period. Residential areas in the Hoseo region have a lack of historical data dating back to the third century. However, relics from the 2nd century were excavated from the Miho River to identify the characteristics of residential structures during that period. It was discovered that the re…
A Study on the Structural Restoration of the Building in Iksan during the Sabi Period of Baekje
In this paper, the structural elements of the building identified in Iksan during the Sabi period of Baekje were reviewed from the perspective of archaeology and architecture, and the factors that could estimate the appearance of the building at that time were examined. First, it was confirmed that there are differences in size, structure, and form depending on the hierarchy and characteristics of the building through a review of the site creatio…
A Study of the Bone Arrowheads from Korean Peninsula and Northeast China
This thesis presents a comprehensive analysis of bone arrowheads discovered in prehistoric and early historic sites in Korean Peninsula and Northeast China. It tries to reanalyze the function of arrowheads that had been thought to be simple replacement of iron arrowheads and to find out the background of their use, the reason for its popularity, and the background of the extinction of bone arrowheads. This paper also compares bone arrowheads of K…
A speculation on the Mid-Pleistocene Hominin occupation of the Korean peninsula: A new discovery from the Sannori site at Nonsan City
A new palaeolithic locality, the Sannori Site, was discovered in the course of excavating the features of Bronze Age and later Joseon period in the Nonsan City area. The sediments of the Sannori site contain, as well as small numbers of lithic artifacts, several wedge-shaped cracks indicative of the cold and dry Upper Pleistocene environment of the Korean Peninsula. The lithic specimens demonstrate very primitive and unpatterned(Mode 1) modificat…
The production location and significance of the “inscription sword”owned by the National Museum of Tokyo, Japan
On January 23, 2017, I investigated the inscription sword(有銘環頭大刀) housed in the National Museum of Tokyo. In this paper, based on the various facts and reports obtained at the time, the manufacturing process of the sword was restored, and the production location, the year of manufacture, and historical significance were examined. As a result, it was found that it was highly likely that the inscription sword was made in Daegaya(大加耶) in the late 5t…
A Study on the Progress of Iron-making Technology Development Identified at Donghae Songjeong-dong Remains
Donghae Songjeong-dong remains have been known as the important remains with regard to iron manufacture in the eastern region of Korea, but they have not been fully explored. This study aggregated and re-examined the artifacts related with iron manufacture, excavated at Songjeong-dong remains, and the results of metallurgical analysis. Archaeological materials include blast pipe, crucible, and furnace bottom, and the metallurgical analysis examin…
A Study on Development and Locality of Jugu-Togwangmyo in Midwest Region
In this study, the ‘pit tomb with ditch’ built around them in midwestern regions were collectively referred to as ‘Jugu-Togwangmyo’, and tried to understand the development and characteristics of ‘Jugu-Togwangmyo’ in the Proto-Three Kingdoms period. First of all, 15 types were derived by combining the elements of burial facility, mound, ditches, and burial type. which were judged to be the components showing the characteristics of the ‘Jugu-Togwa…
The Long-Distance Prestige Trade Networks and SocioPolitical Implications in Mahan: Focusing on the Carnelian Bead Making Techniques
이 연구는 마한 엘리트들의 위세품인 카넬리안(마노) 구슬의 원거리 교역 네트워크를 추정하고 운영 배경과 사회정치적 의미를 살피는 데 그 목적이 있다. 최근 조사 사례가 급증한 남아시아 및 동남아시아의 석제 구슬 제작 전통을 살펴보고 마한 카넬리안 구슬의 제작 기법과 비교 검토하였다. 마한 카넬리안 구슬의 원산지를 명확히 하기 위해, 천공 크기에 대한 계량 분석과 천공 내부를 본뜬 실리콘 샘플에 대한 주사전자현미경(SEM) 분석을 실시하였다. 분석 결과는 카넬리안 구슬 상당수가 남아시아에서 인도 다이아몬드 천공기술을 사용하여 제작된 후, 마한 사회에 수입되었음을 나타낸다. 잠정적으로, 필자는 중국 남부 합포군의 항구나 도시에서 남아시아의 카넬리안 구슬을 구입하였을 가능성이 크다고 판단한다. 또한, 마한의 교역 집단들이 동남아시아 태국의 카오 샘 케오, 베트남의 옥 에오, 캄보디아의 앙코르 보레이 …
Growth and change process of Mahan political body in the lower Yeongsan River
본 논문에서는 삼포천유역 고분의 변천양상을 통해 마한 정치체의 성장과 변동과정을 살펴보았다. 제형분 단계에는 삼포천유역의 정치체가 마한 소국으로 성장하는 과정에서 제형분으로 정형화되고, 기존 목관(곽)묘를 대체하여 새로운 묘제인 옹관묘를 사용하면서 정체성을 극대화하였다. 이는 남해만을 통한 선진문물의 수용과 교류 등의 상호관계가 활발하였고, 방형분·원형분 출현은 삼포천유역의 마한세력이 성장하는 과정에서 보이는 과도기적 모습으로 이해된다. 고총고분 단계에 반남면 일대는 마한의 대수장으로 성장하여 마한의 토착적인 정체성(옹관묘)이 강하였고, 시종면 일대는 중심지가 반남면 일대로 옮긴 이후에도 남해만을 이용해 다양한 선진문물의 수용과 변이를 통해서 쌍무덤처럼 지속적으로 성장하였다. 한편 옹관묘에서는 소옹 주변에 대호를 부장하는 음식공헌의례가 일반화되는 정체성을 극대화하였다. 이렇듯 마한 정치체가 외부…
Multi-Scalea Approaches to Changing Bronze Age Settlement Patterns: With Special Reference to Sejong Metropolitan Autonomous City
취락의 입지선택은 여러 요소를 동시에 고려해야 하는 매우 복합적인 결정이 요구된다. 청동기시대 취락양상이 그런‘복합적인 결정행위’의 소산이 아니라고 할 고고학자는 없을 것이다. 이렇듯, 청동기시대 취락에 대한 고고학의 접근은 해당 문제가 복합적이니만큼, 다각·다차원적이어야 할 것이다. 본고는 세종특별자치시 경내 청동기시대 취락의 변천에 관련된 문제를 세 차원 또는 수준에서 다루어보고자 한다. 81개 지점에서 조기부터 후기에 이르는 청동기시대 (단위)취락이 확인되지만 대부분이 전기와 중기에 속해 변천상에 대한 설명은 그 두 시기에 집중된다. 점유표면분석, 순위-규모분석, 입지—고도 및 하천으로부터의 거리—분석, 토양분포분석 등 몇 가지 분석의 결과, 광역적 취락분포유형, 생계자원 생산전략, 가구군 형성, 가구의 생산양상 등에서 변화를 인지할 수 있다. 그런데 그러한 변화는 호서지역 전-중기 전이과…
The Emergence and Development of a Tomb with a Top-Shaped Pottery Culture
팽이형토기문화의 묘제로는 묘역식지석묘, 탁자식지석묘, 개석식 지석묘, 석관묘 등이 있는데, 이 무덤들에서 출토된 유물들은 주거지 출토의 것과 대부분 대응된다. 팽이형토기문화의 무덤을 획기하는데 가장 최적의 유물은 부장 빈도와 완형 출토 사례가 많은 석촉이다. 석촉과 시대성과 단계성이 분명한 유물 조합 관계를 고려할 때, 팽이형토기문화 주거군은 도합 6개 단계로 획기되고, 무덤군은 도합 5개 단계로 획기된다. 대응 관계는 주거군 제I단계, 주거군 제II단계 후반-무덤 제I단계, 주거군 제III단계-무덤 제II단계, 주거군 제IV단계-무덤 제III단계, 주거군 제V단계-무덤 제IV단계, 무덤 제V단계이다. 팽이형토기문화의 무덤은 주거군 제II단계에 간헐적으로 석관묘가 조성되다, II단계 후반에 요동 지석묘에서 거석(상석)의 아이디어를 채용하여 긴동형 묘역식지석묘가 출현한다. 묘역식지석묘는 처음에는 …
The Distribution Regularity of Tang style metal Belt Excavated around the Han-Ju·Ung-ju of Silla
관인의 신분을 상징하는 당식 대장식구는 2021년 12월 현재 646式을 상회한다. 이에 대한 검토는 신라 지방사회를 고고학적으로 살피는 데 매우 유효하다. 이를 염두에 두고 삼국통일을 전후하여 새로 이 신라의 영역에 편입된 현재의 경기·충청지역의 분포 정형을 살필 필요가 있으며, 이 지역은 통일신라기 한주·웅주에 해당된다. 중고기에는 중국과의 교섭을 통해 역심엽형 대장식구와 구분되는 소위 황룡사형 대장식구가 일부 지방에 이입되나, 그 수량은 많지 않다. 또한 국원소경이 설치된 충주 일대의 자료로 보아 일정기간 역심엽형 대장식구와 공존한다. 신라의 삼국통일 이후 당식 대장식구는 지방 전역으로 확산된다. 재질은 대부분 청동이며, 옻칠을 부가하는 등의 가시적 차별성을 두어 소유자의 위계를 구분하였다. 또한 새로이 조성되는 고분군 내 석곽묘에서 출토되는 사례가 상대적으로 많아서, 이를 소유하던 계층은…
An Analysis of Doldae Mun Pottery Period Dwellings and Settlements at the Jungdo-dong Site in Chuncheon
본고에서는 춘천 중도동유적에 조성된 돌대문토기 단계 주거구조와 유물에 대한 분석작업을 통해 단계설정을 하고, 단계별 주거군 배치 및 취락규모 등의 변천양상에 대해 살펴보았다. 중도동유적 돌대문토기 단계에 해당하는 주거지는 모두 76동이다. 방형은 46동, 장방형 26동, 세장방형 4동이다. 주거지는 중(대)형의 장(방)형 주거지 평면에 석상(위석식)노가 설치된 형태(I유형)와 소형의 방형 평면에 무시설식노가 설치된 형태(II유형)로 구분된다. 주거지는 중·대형 장방형 평면에 내부에는 석상(위석식) 노 단독, 석상위석식 노 2개와 석상위석식 노와 무시설식 노 2개의 복수로 설치된 세대공동체의 공동거주형과 소형 방형의 무시설식 노가 1개가 설치된 단독거주형 주거지로 구분된다. 주거지 단계설정은 돌대문토기를 중심으로 한 토기류와 주거구조, 방사성탄소연대자료를 중심으로 3단계로 설정하였다. 중도동유적 …
Management and Use of World Heritage Site Ganghwa Dolmen Sites: Case study of the Province-designated Heritage
청동기시대의 거석 기념물이자 대표적인 묘제로 알려져 있는 고인돌은 우리나라 전역에 분포하고 있으며, 다양한 형식과 밀집된 분포를 기반으로 세계적으로 가치를 인정받아 고창·화순·강화의 고인돌이 2000년 12월 2일 세계유산으로 등재되었다. 특히 강화 고인돌은 섬이라는 제한적인 공간에 분포하고 있지만, 한반도의 청동기시대 문화연구에 있어 중요한 연구를 제공하고 있다. 강화의 고인돌은 일제 강점기의 조사와 연구를 시작으로 최근까지 지속되고 있다. 특히 최근 고인돌과 관련된 연구는 문화자원으로서의 보존과 활용을 위한 연구로 확장되고 있지만, 강화도의 고인돌에 대한 보존과 활용 현황에 대한 연구는 충분이 이루어졌다고 말하기 어렵다. 따라서 이번 연구에서는 강화도 고인돌의 보존관리 현황을 기반으로 관리를 위한 방안과 함께 사회적 자원으로서의 활용 방안을 제시하고자 하였다. 강화도의 고인돌은 2000년 세…
Understanding social sustainability: A critical review of select Bronze Age studies in the Korean Peninsula
One of the cardinal global issues of our time is to ferret out determinants of sustainability of human society. Archaeology has long identified and addressed endogenous and exogenous variables and mechanisms which are keys to elucidating continuity and termination of past societies. This critical review addresses a brief overview of some major theoretical constructs – overshoot, diminishing marginal returns and resilience theory – as they are rel…
Emergence and Development of the Pedestal Vessels in Northeast Asia
This paper aims to discuss the introduction of the pedestal vessels to northeast China and their change and development in this region. Pedestal vessels, sometimes called dou, were used to offer, display, and distribute food and seem to have appeared for the first time in southern China during the early period of the Neolithic culture, probably around the 6th millennium B.C.E. The pedestal pottery quickly became popular in the societies of the mi…
The Janggobong Ancient Tomb in Bangsan-ri, Haenam viewed from the stone chamber structure
Based on the results of the excavation of the Janggobong Ancient Tomb in Bangsan-ri, Haenam, this paper reviewed the structural characteristics of the stone chamber and examined the background and meaning of the emergence of the Janggobong Ancient Tombs. The Janggobong Ancient Tomb is identified as the “open coffin” in the Kyushu region of Japan and multiple chamber structures and are understood as “the creative type” built by the material limita…
Comparative approach to the technological innovations in two different regions in the Proto-historic Period South Korea
The new technologies of ceramic production, such as wheel-turning, paddling and firing in reducing-atmosphere, were widely diffused into the Northeastern periphery of East Asia during the Proto-historic period. As the Yan(燕) State established political and military outposts in the Liaoning area in the late Warring States period, new technologies accepted in the expanded territory also affected the ceramic production in the southern part of the Ko…
A Study on the Location of Entrance of the Pithouse at Songguk-ri Site, Buyeo, Korea
The purpose of this paper is to examine the nature of two holes identified in the middle of the oval-shape feature in the Korean Bronze Age pithouses at Songguk-ri, Buyeo Korea. Pithouses dated to the Bronze Age have turned out to be one of the most abundant archaeological features in Korea. Therefore, a detailed research concerning pithouses has been conducted and a number of characteristics have been known so far. Although many researchers have…
The Chronology and Development of Bronze Age Sites in the Seomjin River-Tamjin River Basin
As excavations have been conducted continuously in the Seomjin-Tamjin River basin since the 2010s, it has become possible to discuss the distribution, density, and chronology of Bronze Age sites throughout the region, away from research focused on the dolmen culture in a specific region. In addition, recently, with the discovery of dwellings and tombs in the Early Age and material culture corresponding to the Early-Middle Ages and the transition …
A Comparison of Pottery Production in the Three Kingdoms Period in the Southern Korean Peninsula
It was understood that pottery production developed into a hierarchical organization with the expansion of mass production and distribution. In this study, we will try to compare and review the changes in the pottery production organization in Honam and Yeongnam regions, which have been integrated into different political groups. During the Three Kingdoms Period, a database of kilns was established to establish four types of kilns. The type and c…
A Study on Ring Ditches from Bronze Age to the Early Iron Age in Hoseo Area
This paper attempts to classify the types of ring ditches from the Bronze Age to the Early Iron Age in the region called Hoseo today. In addition, it examines their features and how they have been changed. A total of five types are identified: Type I, which has multiple rows, a flat irregular shape, and residential areas inside; Type II, which has a single row, a flat circle or oval shape, and a vacant lot inside, but only a ring ditch is constru…
Archaeological Analysis of the Pit Dwellings of Joseon Period in the Anseong City, Gyeonggi Province: Based on Hwanggol Site of Majeong-ri, Anseong
This paper is an analytical research of semi-subterranean houses in the Joseon period, focusing on the temporal changes in the structure and artifacts. Total 29 dwellings of the Joseon period were unearthed at Hwanggol site of Majeong-ri in Anseong. The floor plans of the houses were rectangular, square, circular, oval, unclear, and 呂-shaped. Along with pits and postholes, there were fireplaces and floor heating systems as internal facilities of …
Regional History and Archaeology: Exploring Theoretical and Practical Pathways for Their Incorporation
It is not recent that archaeological description becomes the first chapter of local history. On the other hand, archaeologists have rigorously participated in the projects utilizing historical materials, which have been spurred by flourishing local autonomy. Nevertheless, we cannot find apparent evidence that the archaeologists participated in the discussion of local/regional history since about 2000. This discrepancy is likely to bring archaeolo…
Changes of Burial System of Baekje during the Woongjin and Sabi Period: With a focus on Baekje's capital city
This study set out to to make an approach to the differences and changes of burial system including royal tombs and noble tombs among the ancient tombs distributed around the Woongjin and Sabi capital city by comparing them in the distribution pattern, the construction order among the individual tombs, and the structure of tomb. During the Woongjin and Sabi period, Baekje's ancient tombs followed the natural landform with royal and noble tombs bu…
Analysis of Production Technology and Distribution Patterns of Pottery Excavated from the Hwacheon Woncheon-ri Site
In this paper, a series of scientific analyses were conducted on Baekje pottery excavated from the Hwacheon Woncheon-ri site in order to explore the possibility of distribution of pottery which was produced in the central area of Baekje to this site, as well as to identify the nature of the production technology at this site. To this end, Baekje ceramic samples excavated from the site of Woncheon-ri, Hwacheon were selected. In addition, ceramic s…
A Study on the Preservation Situation and Utilization Plan of the Ganghwa Dondae(fortification): Focusing on City-designated Cultural Properties
Ganghwa Island is located in the area where the Han river meets the West sea in Korea. The area of the island is 305.75km2 which is the 5th largest island. In Ganghwa Island, a number of cultural heritage are located; one third of nationally or regionally designated cultural heritage are in the island among the designated heritage in Incheon. It means the cultural heritage would be a important resource for the local society. Among the important c…
Types and Changes of Top-shaped Pottery in the Taedong River-Han River Basin
This paper was written for the purpose of presenting an explanatory framework for the relationship with the Top-shaped pottery culture in the process of developing the Bronze Age culture in South Korea region. Accordingly, it was described based on an overall understanding of the shape and distribution aspect of the Top-shaped pottery found in the Taedong River-Han River basin. First, a typology was conducted on the Top-shaped pottery in Pyongyan…
Periodization and Development of a Dwelling Cluster in Jungdo-dong, Chuncheon in the Bronze Age
The dwelling cluster of Jungdo-dong is largely divided into six stages and eight periodization. The period from the Stage I(11th century BC) to the Stage III(9th century BC) in Jungdo-dong was characterized by a combination of raised band decoration pottery, doublerimmed vessel, and rounded bottom upright rimmed pottery; a small-sized plain pit hearth dwelling and a medium and large-sized stone-lined hearth dwelling are combined in the Stage I(11…
Crop husbandry and agricultural strategies of early urban systems in the northern Fertile Crescent of the Bronze Age
The aim of the current study is to analyse major crop and arable weed plant material from three archaeological sites, Tell Mohammed ‘Arab, Tell Brak and Alalakh in order to investigate crop husbandry and agricultural strategies across the northern Fertile Crescent in especially the Late Bronze Age of the second millennium BC. The existing models require agricultural output to increase substantially over a period of several thousand years. With so…
Changes in Plan and Hierarchy in the Building of the Woongjin period of Baekje
This The palace is a formal structure representing the authority of the king and can be said to be the largest complex building group since ancient times. Ancient countries in Northeast Asia generally used ancient Chinese palaces as models and built palaces, and various norms and rituals were applied. However, since differences in perception of nature, topographical conditions, and differences in the use of tools and living customs cannot be excl…
Structural analysis of building site during the Ungjin period of Baekje
Since the building site during the Ungjin period of Baekje is different from the Hanseong period pit-house building site in that it has an above-ground structure, it is very important data in understanding the form and changes of the Baekje building site and the changes in the cultural base. The shape of the building site can be examined focusing on Gongsanseong Castle, a royal castle during the Ungjin period, and the ruins of Jeongjisan Mountain…
The Characteristics and development of Late Bronze age settlement in midwest region
This paper analyzes the cultural contact and cultural change process of late Bronze Age societies in the Midwest region. First of all, the late Bronze Age was divided into three periods and examined the change in the location of settlement, subsistence economy of each location, intensity of culture contact, motives of culture contact. The settlement was initially built in the highlands, but gradually expanded to the lowlands over time. These chan…