중서부지역 진변한계 철기의 변화와 철생산

Abstract

In the mid-western region of the Three Kingdoms period, it is confirmed that ironware, which seems to be the limit of Jin and Byeon, was buried in a large amount in the Togwang tomb and Jugu Togwang tomb. Given the nature of iron ware excavated from tombs in the Midwest region, opinions that it was introduced from the southeast region through a helmet and that iron ware introduced from the northwest region or Shandong region through iron swords were manufactured by themselves in the Midwest region are being developed. Therefore, this study summarizes the current status of iron ware excavated from tombs in the Midwest region, confirms the true and Byeon limit iron ware, and compares and reviews the Jinbyeon limit iron ware unearthed in the Midwest region and the iron ware in the Southeast region to determine the characteristics of the Jin and Byeon limit iron ware I figured it out. There are iron daggers, iron long swords, and helmets, and detection of iron daggers is also confirmed. The factors identified in the Midwestern region of the Jin-Byeon-han-gye ironware were not only related to the influx of Jin-Byeon-limited material culture such as Jin-Byeonhan-gye wajil pottery and animal-shaped cod. In particular, according to the existing research results, the helmets in the midwest region are divided into a stage that uses a helmet common to the southeast region and a stage that does not. In the previous study, the factors of changing helmets were viewed as a result of the addition of iron production in the Gimhae region from the iron production centered in the Gyeongju region, but in this study, through the review of the remains related to iron production in the midwest region, from the 2nd century AD to 3rd century AD. Since smelting furnaces and smelting furnaces in the century are being identified, it is considered that changes are occurring in connection with their own iron production.