Hǔnamni‐yujŏk (English spelling)

Japanese: 欣岩里遺跡 - きんがんりいせき（英語表記）Hǔnamni‐yujŏk

Located in Heunam-ri, Jeongdong-myeon, Yeoju-gun, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea, the site is a representative settlement site from the Plain Pottery (Bronze Age) period in the central region. It stands on a hillside at an altitude of 91 to 115 meters, overlooking the Namhan River, a tributary of the Han River, to the east. Surveys were carried out between 1972 and 1977, and the remains of 14 pit dwellings were discovered. Some of the dwelling remains overlap, suggesting that they were small-scale settlements spanning roughly two periods. All of the individual dwelling remains are rectangular in plan, and some also have remains of hearths and pillar holes. Plain pottery such as jars, jars, high-sided trays, and bowls, as well as small jars of red-painted polished pottery, were excavated from inside the dwellings.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

大韓民国，京畿道驪州郡占東面欣岩里にあり，中部地方における無文土器(青銅器)時代の代表的集落遺跡。漢江支流の南漢江を東方眼下に望む，標高91～115m付近の丘陵傾斜面に立地する。1972‐77年に調査され，竪穴式住居跡14基が検出された。住居跡はいくつかが重複しており，およそ2時期にわたる小規模な集落であったと思われる。個々の住居跡は，いずれも平面形が長方形で，炉跡や柱穴が遺存したものもある。住居跡の内部から壺，甕，高坏，鉢などの無文土器と，小型壺の丹塗磨研土器が出土した。

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