원형점토대토기문화연구 - 호서 및 호남지방을 중심으로 - = A Study for The Culture of Pottery with Round Clay Stripes - focused on Hoseo and Honam area -

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

The paper aims to examine the social aspect of early Three-Han(三韓) period based on the study of the Pottery with Round Clay Stripe (圓形粘土帶土器) using the typology of pottery including Black Pottery with Long-necked Jar and the study of related bronze and iron artefacts. The Pottery with Round Clay Stripe was appearing from about B.C. 300 with the ancient Chosun (古朝鮮) immigrants migration by the invasion of Chinese Yan(燕). They had crossed over to the Korea Peninsular by dividing into the Gum, Han and Nakdong river basins. Among them, the migrant in Gum river basin had an unfriendly relation with peoples of the local Songgukri(松菊里.) culture. After the middle of the 3rd century B.C., however, they had expanded into the upper Gum river basin and the neighbouring region, and had been in harmony with the local people. They had developing the Korean bronze dagger`s culture which reached the zenith during the late 3rd century B.C. This period faced the peak of bronze manufacture technique, and also expanded into the Youngsan river basin. From the early 2nd century B.C., however, the culture of Pottery with Round Clay Stripes had been declined because the Chinese Zhanguo(戰國) iron culture had crossed over to Gum river basins. Consequently this region had moved into the Iron culture.