동북한 신석기시대 후기의 문화에 대한 일고찰 - 자돌점선문토기의 편년과 지역성 -

Abstract

It is possible to compare the Seopohang Upper Culture, the Zaisanovka Culture, the Jingu-Xingsheng Culture and the ruins in the Mudan River basin of the late neolithic era in the east northern Korea, and the range which shows common characteristic is getting wider as well. Recently, as a increase of the materials of the Zaisanovka Culture in the Maritime Province, the time range of this era gets width. It is necessary to focus on the characterist of the linner dot pattern technique that decorates potteries in the Xingsheng site in the Duman River interior, Gvozgevo-4 site in the East Sea shore and the Klerk-5 site. These potteries decorated by this technique among the potteries of the east northern Korea in the Late Neolithic Era could be classified by assemblage, and divided into three periods. This assemblage of the linner dot pattern(Jadoljemseonmun) pottery is shown only in the Doman River basin when the range of the Late Neolithic Era in the east northern Korea includes the Duman River basin, the Lake Xanka basin in the Maritime Province interior and the Mudan River basin. the complex pattern pottery appears from the second stage in this assemblage. It identifies in the Seopohang site for the first time and continues to the Gvozgevo-4 site which belong to the third stage. The punctured design around the rims of pottery that is engraved pattern appears only in the East Sea shore on the third stage. As a result, the assemblage of the linner dot pattern pottery is identified only in the Duman River basin in the east northern Korea in the Late Neolithic Era and it represents its own regional characteristics from the second stage of this assemblage.