중국제 유물의 편년을 통해 본 와질토기 출현시점 검토

Abstract

The star and cloud patterned bronze mirror appeared in the middle of the Western Han and was prevalent in the latter part of the Wester Han. It also found in the tomb of the early part of the Easter Han. As it was a kind of cosmetic utensils in China, it could be used for a long time or handed down to posterity. The mirror of the Wester Han was found in the Eastern Han and Jin period. As a result, this mirror found with the Wajil pottery in Yeongnam area should not correspond to B.C 1C by matching to the middle of Western Han. The eighi-su and four-su Banliang coin of the Werstern Han was distributed to the six dinasty period with the five-su coin and Wangmang coin of the Han period, so it should not be thought that the four-su Banliang coin of the Neuk Island was brought into this area before the emergence of the five su coin. The chinese pottery of this island could not be the warring states period but it could be a kettle shaped pottery of the Western Han period. Therefore, the view that international exchange network - Liaodong peninsula, the south part of Korea and Japan was formed before Nak Lang and the Wajil pottery appeared in Korea peninsula influenced by the pottery of the warring states period in B.C 2C must be revisited. After Emperor Mu died, the foreign policy of the Han Dynasty changed to moderate and four countries of Han were reorganised centred on Nak Lang and started interchange with surrounded local society. From this moment, the Han style culture completely flowed into the Yeongnam area. In this progress, the Wajil pottery appeared based on local ceramics added the ceramics of Han. As a result, considering the time to be localized, the appearance point of the Wajil pottery should be the middle of the B.C 1C.