Plain pottery - Mumondoki

Pottery from the Bronze Age to the early Iron Age in Korea. Most are undecorated reddish brown, and include jars, pots, high-rise vessels, and steamers. Crimson-painted and black-polished pottery are also found. There are regional differences, with pottery from Gonggui-ri to Misong-ri to Ronan-ri in the northwest, and in the south, the rim changes from thickly incised and perforated to clay-string-attached. In the west, there is top-shaped pottery. This was already an agricultural society, and carbonized rice has been discovered. It is deeply related to the establishment of the Yayoi culture in Japan, and clay-string-attached rim pottery has been excavated along with Yayoi pottery in northern Kyushu and Yamaguchi.

[Hideo Sadamori]

"Plain Pottery Culture" by Kim Jeonghak (collected in "Korean Archaeology", 1972, Kawade Shobo Shinsha) " "Plain Pottery" by Yun Mu-byeong (collected in "Complete World Ceramics 17: Ancient Korea", 1979, Shogakukan)

Source: Shogakukan Encyclopedia Nipponica About Encyclopedia Nipponica Information | Legend

朝鮮の青銅器から鉄器時代初期にかけての土器。だいたいが赤褐色無文で、甕(かめ)、壺(つぼ)、高坏(たかつき)、甑(こしき)などがある。丹(に)塗りや黒色の磨研(まけん)土器もみられる。地域差があり、北西部では公貴里(こうきり)型→美松里(びしょうり)型→魯南里(ろなんり)型土器、南部では口縁(こうえん)部が刻目肥厚(きざみめひこう)・有孔(ゆうこう)→粘土紐貼付(ねんどひもはりつけ)と変遷する。西部にはコマ形土器がある。すでに農耕社会に入っており、炭化米も発見されている。日本の弥生(やよい)文化成立に深く関係し、北部九州、山口では弥生土器に伴い粘土紐貼付口縁土器が出土している。

［定森秀夫］

『金廷鶴著『無文土器文化』（『韓国の考古学』所収・1972・河出書房新社）』▽『尹武炳著『無文土器』（『世界陶磁全集17　韓国古代』所収・1979・小学館）』

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