삼한·삼국시대 영남지역 4주식 방형계 주거지 연구

Abstract

A four-column typed traces of residence means the place with four central indoor columns and these residential traces are mostly concentrated in Hoseo and Honam regions of the Korean Peninsular, where belonged to the Mahan and Baekje area in the past. Recently, the discovery of four-column typed traces of residence is increasing in the Byun·Jinhan, Gaya and Silla spheres too. Therefore, these residential traces need to be researched. This paper aims to examine structural attributes and types, dwelling patterns, distributions and localities of four-column typed traces of residence found in Yeongnam region built during the Three Hans·Kingdoms Period. To begin with, regions were classified into the eastern part, the western part, the central part of Yeongnam and the south coast to investigate the research status of data and the times. Then plane forms, column arrangements, furnaces, areas, wall ditches and drains that are major attributes of the four-column typed traces of residence were analyzed, and residential types were classified focusing on plane forms and column forms that have been especially found a lot. Plane forms were classified into a circular form(Ⅰ) and a square form(Ⅰ), and column forms were classified into a four-column form(a) and a four column+pilaster form(b) depending on whether or not there are wall column holes. Considering that four central columns were more installed in the square form than in the circular form, residential types were classified into A(Ⅱa) and B(Ⅱb) centering around square typed traces of residence. As a small sized house, the A(Ⅱa) type mostly preferred a fireplace style furnace near the pit-wall and had a higher installation ratio of wall ditch and drain, compared to the B type. On the contrary, the B type had a middle or large size and preferred a Gudeul style furnace installed at a certain distance from the wall of the dwelling place. In relation to dwelling and distribution patterns of A and B typed four-column residential traces in each region, most of A typed four-column residential traces are distributed in the western part of Yeongnam and the south coast, and it is supposed that these were influenced by the residential culture of Mahan and Baekje. On the other hand, most of B typed residential areas are distributed in the central part and the eastern part of Yeongnam, it is supposed that the dwelling patterns prevailed around this region. And judging from the 3rd-century data, these residential areas seem to be related to the Hoseo region rather than the Honam region.