‘안압지’ 출토 철기류 검토

Abstract

The excavation of the ruins of ‘Anapji Pond’ is the beginning of a full-fledged investigation into the living relics of the Unified Silla Period. As a result of the investigation of the ruins, the pond inside the palace and the surrounding building site were identified. In addition, 20,000 pieces of various relics were excavated. It is clear that this was an innovative opportunity to examine the material culture of the period. And it became the beginning of research as a cover data of the Unified Silla Period. Ironware is the same. In particular, the largest number of ironware excavated from the Anapji site during the Unified Silla Period. In addition, there are various iron models, and there are many individuals whose remaining state is perfect or equivalent to perfect. It is possible to check or estimate the time of the creation and disposal of the ruins in the late 7th and early 10th centuries in the literature. As a result of the excavation survey, the situation of relics from the late 7th century to the 10th century was also revealed, and most of the relics were reported to be centered on the Unified Silla Period. However, so far, analytical research on the ironware of Anapji Pond has been only an example, and it has been sluggish enough that no comprehensive review has been made even in the report. Among them, it was judged that it was necessary to grasp the overall status of the excavated ironware, which is the basis of the study.Therefore, this paper attempted to grasp the current status of the entire ironware excavation as much as possible by cross-reviewing the Anapji report and the list of relics owned by the National Gyeonggu Museum. In the process, many of the excavated relics were omitted from the report, and it was found that the missing relics were registered as national relics. As a result, a list of more than 564 excavated artifacts was synthesized through modification and supplementation of material, model name, and quantity. This provided the most basic data for the study of ironware in Anapji, which will help future research such as ironware analysis.