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        호남지역 점토대토기문화의 전개양상과 특징 -생활유적을 중심으로-

        장지현 ( Jihyoun Jang ) 호남고고학회 2015 호남고고학보 Vol.51 No.-

        The Clay-stripe Pottery culture of the Honam region can be divided into three phases -- I, II, and III -- on the basis of structural characteristics of the dwellings, stylistic observations of the excavated artifacts, and radiocarbon dating. In Phase I (early 5th to late 4th century BC), clay-stripe pottery with circular bands emerged. This was the period in which the indigenous Songguk-ri culture first encountered the Clay-stripe Pottery culture. Phase II (early 3rd to mid 2nd century BC) witnessed the rapid spread of the Clay-strip Pottery culture across the Honam region. Villages are mostly located on low hilltops and slopes lower than 34 meters above sea level, are small-scale with only 2-5 houses, and are densely distributed in inland Jeollabuk-do. Artifacts of this phase include assembled cow-horned jars, mounted dishes, triangular stone arrowheads as well as clay-stripe pottery with either circular or triangular bands. In Phase III (late 2nd century BC to early 2nd century AD), villages were densely distributed along the Yeongsan River around Gwangju. The ratio of clay-stripe pottery with triangular bands increased. The amount of hard Mumun pottery also increased and assembled cow-horned jars were replaced by simple cow-horned or rod-handled jars. Steamers also began to appear in Phase III.

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