당암포 수중유적 출수 청자 생산지 연구

Abstract

Through the confiscated relics and the arrest of a thief, the underwater remains of Dangampo in Taean were revealed in November 2016. Afterwards, the National Institute of Marine Cultural Heritage undertook the emergency exploration in December 2016 and completed the first and second excavations in 2017 and 2018 respectively. As a result, out of 106 artifacts, 70 celadon, 33 white porcelain, 2 potteries and 1 anchor stone were discovered. In terms of maritime geography, Dangampo Sea is known as a route to Anheungryang Sea through the Anmyeon Canal opened in the 17th century. However, many same objects of celadon from the Goryeo Dynasty were discovered in the underwater remains of Dangampo, Among the celadon, a 12th century celadon dish seems to had been produced in Jinsan-ri, Haenam, and the rest of the celadon appear to had been produced in the same kiln site in Sadang-ri, Gangjin in the 14th century. According to the fact that the celadon produced in the Haenam and Gangjin areas is found in Dangampo Sea area, it can be assumed that Dangampo Sea area had been used as a route from Haenam and Gangjin to Gaegyeong before the opening of Anmyeon Canal during the Joseon Dynasty.