용유도 을왕동유적 출토 신석기시대 공열문토기에 대한 검토

Abstract

The content and nature of the culture at the end of the Neolithic Age in Korea is an important field to understand the process of transition to the Bronze Age, but it is very unclear despite the many researches conducted during that time. For this reason, the problem of succession to the Bronze Age culture has not been solved in spite of much debate. The earthenware pottery of the Neolithic Age, which was the subject of this study, was started with the purpose of confirming the succession relationship with the pottery which is the representative pottery of the Bronze Age era. Until now, it has been known that the earthenware pottery of the Bronze Age era came to the south of the inhabitants in the northeast of the Korean Peninsula. The evidence is somewhat fragile, but it is accepted because there are no other alternatives. Through this study, it was concluded that this earthenware belongs to the late stage of the Neolithic Age, and it can be concluded that the content of the earthenware culture at that time was concretely revealed. This pottery was found to be centered on the central west coast islands between 4000 BP-3500 BP (2500-1700 BC) and explained the possibility that it continued until then. Through this study, it is possible to identify one of the cultural elements of pottery culture in the Bronze Age by presenting materials with the same pattern elements in the hole pattern pottery of the Bronze Age.