Sejunni‐yujŏk (English spelling)

Japanese: 細竹里遺跡 - さいちくりいせき（英語表記）Sejunni‐yujŏk

Located in Sojuk-ri, Yongbyon-gun, North Pyongan-do, Democratic People's Republic of Korea, this site has long been known as the site of Mingdao coins, but subsequent investigations have revealed it to be a representative settlement site consisting of three cultural layers spanning the Comb-patterned Pottery (Neolithic), Plain Pottery, and Proto-Three Kingdoms (Old Korea, Early Iron Age) periods. It is located in the riverbank alluvial plain on the right bank of the middle reaches of the Cheongcheon River. Two excavations were carried out in 1962 and 1963 in four areas covering an area of approximately 1,900 m2, resulting in the discovery of a total of 27 pit dwelling sites, including one from the Comb-patterned Pottery period, 23 from the Plain Pottery period, and three from the Proto-Three Kingdoms period.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

朝鮮民主主義人民共和国，平安北道寧辺郡細竹里にあって，早くから明刀銭の出土地として知られていたが，その後の調査で，櫛目文土器(新石器)時代，無文土器時代，原三国(古朝鮮･初期鉄器)時代にわたる，三つの文化層からなる代表的集落遺跡であることがわかった。清川江中流域右岸の河岸沖積地に立地する。1962,63年に，4地区で約1900m2余りの範囲で実施された2次にわたる発掘調査によって，櫛目文土器時代1基，無文土器時代23基，原三国時代3基の合計27基の竪穴式住居址が検出された。

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