5세기후반(世紀後半) 부산식고배(釜山式高杯)의 변천(變遷)과 의미(意味) = Study on the Busan style mounted dishes excavated in the tomb of the second half of the 5th century, Busan region.

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

Busan region is an important part to look into the changing aspects of the pottery culture of the 5th century. It was in the role of the center area of pottery culture from the period of early-style pottery(古式陶質土器). It led the appearance and spread of new-style pottery after the conquest of Kingdom of Goguryeo in 400 A.D., and formed its own pottery culture under the influence of Silla Dynasty, symbolized by the southern Mound of Hwangnamdaechong. However, Silla pottery had continued to spread since the southern mound of Hwangnamdaechong. Therefore, the indigenous type of pottery was destroyed and turned to Silla pottery culture.
After 5th century, the research which interpreted potteries as political purpose was conducted mainly about potteries of Bokcheon-dong tombs, and the incorporated period of Bokcheon-dong tombs into Silla. In addition, research of ancient tombs in Busan has also conducted due to the recent discovery of ancient Yeonsan-dong tombs. However, the previous research was conducted only in a certain period of time or certain tombs, it was difficult to grasp the whole view of the entire area and the study of earthenware culture which encompasses entire Busan area, is now unprecedented. The focus was on the pottery from the ancient tombs throughout Busan and the subjects of the study were limited to first half of the 5th centuries and inspected pottery culture in Busan.
Busan stlye mounted dishes in Busan area was spread around Bokcheon-dong tombs from the second quarter of the 5th century. It was also noted by confirming unique Busan style in each period. In the second part of advance stage in the late second quarter of the 5th century, the unique burial custom in Busan area were found such as Busan-style mounted dishes, the combination of pottery stand and jar, big jars around feet in Bokcheon-dong tombs. In the third part of advance stage in the third quarter of the 5th century, late 5th Busan style mounted dishes were buried as well. The burial custom was continued in Bokcheon-dong tombs. In the fourth part of advance stage in the fourth quarter of the 5th century, the main tombs were moved to Yeonsan-dong tombs, however, Busan style mounted dishes, called Yeonsan-dong style mounted pottery, was buried. Furthermore, earlier burial custom was continued to be centered around large tombs.
However, Silla pottery had continued to spread since the southern mound of Hwangnamdaechong. Therefore, the indigenous type of pottery was destroyed and turned to Silla pottery culture.