황남대총 남분 출토 고배의 분류와 해석

Abstract

This study analyzed the mounted cup excavated from the southern tombs of Hwangnamdaechong, and tried basic classification and some interpretations accordingly. First of all, as a result of analyzing the one-tier mounted cup found in the male tombs of Hwangnamdaechong through principal component analysis, it was found that each cluster can be classified into four clusters, and each cluster can be judged by each production group or producer, and that the pattern of change over time is not so large. Next, in the case of the two-tier mounted cup, it was possible to classify it into four large clusters, just like the one-tier mounted cup, but it was also possible to interpret each cluster by reflecting temporal attributes. In other words, each cluster could be judged as a separate production group or producer, but it could be divided into early and late productions even within the middle of the 5th century under the assumption that the master of the southern tombs of Hwangnamdaechong was King Nulji. From this point of view, it is not awkward that the southern tombs of the Hwangnamdaechong was buried with a form similar to that of the previous five centuries and a form similar to that of the later five centuries. It is also possible to think about the possibility that various daily products and department items for the king or upper class were continuously managed and controlled through the existence of goods storage warehouses at the time.