신석기시대 지두문토기에 대한 검토

Abstract

The Jidoomum earthenware pottery is a unique pottery that appears only in the eastern and southern coastal regions of the Korean Peninsula during the Neolithic Age.A part of the outer surface of the earthenware can be evaluated as a pottery with a very strong local color and tradition, showing the effect of the pattern using a finger or a tool without going through the frontal process as a finishing step. However, it was difficult to confirm the distinctive character of the earthenware because of the difference between the two viewers according to the researchers. In order to investigate this point, it is necessary to leave a trail (type A) on the upper part of the outer part of the outer part of the earthenware or the upper part of the loose clay,(B type) using a finger or a tool from the top to the bottom while leaving the sign of the outer surface of the earthen pottery. disturbance and examined the six - year relationship of all six stages. As a result, the type A 's eartquake pottery did not have any specific timidityIt was confirmed that it was continuously used for a long time from the early stage to the late stage of the Neolithic period in the southern part, and the type B appeared in the first half of the Neolithic era and disappears with the beginning of the middle stage. In addition, we examined the process of appearance of this earthenware, and it was confirmed that the pattern of the inner part of the earthenware or the outer part of the earthenware was gradually developed from the sketch of the poem to the whole poem area. The analysis through the distribution chart and the earthenware culture center.