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탐라시대 제주지역 우물에 대한 고고학적 연구

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Abstract
This paper has been studied wells in Jeju area during the Tamna Era and as a result of analysis about twenty four wells in five remains. Through the remains distribution phase in which wells are identified, this paper examined the location and spatial arrangement of wells, reorganized and analyzed the archaeological data on the wells and investigated the wells' types and building processes. In addition, this study reviewed correlations between the wells and dolmens located in the vicinity of the relics and remains excavated from the wells, examined wells' building periods and delved into well remains' characteristics.
The remains in Tamna Era are located in low coastal areas having good water and soil conditions, owing to the natural environment influencers of Jeju Island. The reason is that spring water and hill areas are developed in low coastal areas of Jeju Island, in view of the characteristics of Jeju Island, a volcanic island.
As for the type change via size in building a well, it was found that the building of 1A (150㎝ and less in upper part diameter and 100㎝ and less in depth) and 2A (more than 150㎝~200㎝ and less in upper part diameter and 100㎝ and less in depth) was generalized. Regarding the type change through shape, the building of I type (plane shaped circle, cross-sectional wide shape in upper part and narrow in lower part) was generalized. For the type change through building method, the building of a i type (stone wall + clay, clay floor) and a ii type (stone wall + clay, weathered bedrock floor) and a iii type (stone wall+clay, stone floor) was generalized. Looking into the building process of wells, it can be divided into four steps: location selection and material preparation step (Step I), ground excavation and floor arrangement step (Step II), wall building and filling step (Step III) and installation step of upper structure and surrounding auxiliary facilities (Step IV).
The similar shapes of wells checked in the remains during Tamna Era in Jeju area are confirmed in terms of size, shape and building type of the wells. Investigating the excavated relics, many reddish brown hard pottery and stone boards and stone rods to grind foods were excavated. From this, it was found that the wells were built during the similar periods. In this regard, the wells during Tamna Era were built within village remains from the use aspect, and thus, the wells were used for drinking water or water for living. From living history aspect, the wells were important facilities built to stably use water for the long-term.
The wells during Tamna Era were built and used in the remains, where the building of grounded new dwellings, villages with separated spaces and trading with outside people can be verified. From the fact that residential remains, where dolmens and well remains are identified, were located with regular distance, it is found that the society in Tamna Era had separate graveyard and residential spaces.
Author(s)
이용석
Issued Date
2014
Awarded Date
2014. 8
Type
Dissertation
URI
http://dcoll.jejunu.ac.kr/jsp/common/DcLoOrgPer.jsp?sItemId=000000006742
Affiliation
제주대학교 대학원
Department
대학원 사학과
Table Of Contents
Ⅰ. 서론 1

Ⅱ. 우물유적의 분포와 우물의 입지 6
1. 탐라시대 유적의 분포현황 6
2. 우물의 입지 및 배치양상 19

Ⅲ. 우물의 형식 및 구조 22
1. 우물의 속성 22
2. 우물의 형식분류 32
3. 우물구조의 복원 39

Ⅳ. 우물의 축조시기 및 특성 42
1. 출토유물의 검토 42
2. 지석묘 유적과의 관계 47
3. 축조시기 및 우물유적의 특성 51

Ⅴ. 결론 57

참고문헌 60
Degree
Master
Publisher
제주대학교 대학원
Citation
이용석. (2014). 탐라시대 제주지역 우물에 대한 고고학적 연구
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