The study of Won Samguk culture in the Gokgyocheon Stream area was based on the excavation of the historical site in Dujeong-dong, Cheonan. However, rather than individual studies of the Gokgyocheon Stream basin, the research was often conducted as a ...
The study of Won Samguk culture in the Gokgyocheon Stream area was based on the excavation of the historical site in Dujeong-dong, Cheonan. However, rather than individual studies of the Gokgyocheon Stream basin, the research was often conducted as a part of the larger category, with a focus on the transition period from Mahan to Baekje. In addition, the focus was on individual studies such as residential areas, tombs, earthenware, and ironware, and there was little research on the overall remains and relics that would encompass the culture of the original Three Kingdoms. Therefore, the analysis is intended to be conducted on residential, analytical, and excavated artifacts identified in the Gokgyo Stream basin in the 2nd and 4th centuries. Based on the analysis, we want to understand the aspects of the culture of the original Three Kingdoms and study the transformation process based on the characteristic cultural factors identified in the Gokgyo Stream area. Based on the characteristic elements of the original Three Kingdoms culture found in the Gokgyo Stream area, we will review the connection with the southern region of Gyeonggi Province. First, the type classification and change patterns were identified by conducting an analysis of the properties of the dwelling, analysis, and excavated relics found in the Gokgyo Stream basin. Based on this, only the tombs were identified based on the process of step-by-step changes in the dwelling and the excavated relics, and the stages of the Yugae Daejo (Step I-1), where the residential area is identified, and the main building of the Jugu Sogwangmyo Shrine (Step I-2) were subdivided into the points at which the dwelling is identified in Step I. The main building was identified and the tomb of the tomb was gradually changed to the form of a simple earth mine (Step II). Based on these results, a characteristic aspect of the culture of the Three Kingdoms was derived. In the case of residential areas, it was confirmed that the main building was centered on four-week pouches of the square, and in the case of the tomb, a simple earthen tomb with the shape of the tomb was also identified, but it was confirmed that the characteristics of the combination of the relics excavated were changed from time to time. Based on these characteristic elements, the patterns of the main building are first identified in the Grotto and Yeongi and Hwaseong areas, and there is a characteristic that it is located on the side of the stream that has an advantage as a production facility and location in the vicinity of the main building identified in the Gokgyo Stream. The main building identified in the Hwaseong area has been identified in the steel production site, and in the smoke area, there are characteristics identified in the trade center that can be moved to the Yeongnam area. Based on this aspect, the main building is considered to have one specific characteristic for exchange between the two Koreas from the Gokgyo Stream basin to the Yeongnam area, and to be a well-connected one with the production facilities. In addition, as characteristic elements of the Yeongnam area, such as the main construction of the Yugae Daejo Lake's tomb, were identified in the Gokgyecheon basin, active exchanges were made, and it seems that one large group of logistics groups grew by placing the main building on the road as a component of the exchange. On the other hand, based on the combination of relics such as the Great Lakes, the symbol of the Three Kingdoms' culture, such as the Yugae Great Lakes, Simbal-type earthenware + Wonjeogyeong Lake, cylindrical earthenware, and Ma Hyung-daegu, in addition to the main building, smoke can be set based on the east by the north. In the end, based on the characteristic elements of the woodland, which is the central force of Mahan, Mars and smoke must have exerted some influence on the boundary.