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Reporter Jeong-Hwan KIM
[First confirmation of ¡°Asan Oeam Village¡± residence in the Bronze Age and Won Three Kingdoms period]
An excavation in Asan Oeam Village (National Folk Cultural Property No. 236), promoted by Asan City, Chungnam, and surveyed by the Vision Cultural Heritage Research Institute, confirmed the Bronze Age and Won Three Kingdoms period residences and blood transfusion sites for the first time.
This excavation is the result of an excavation survey conducted on 1425§³ of the area of 187-1 Oeam-ri according to the plan for the restoration and maintenance project of Oeam Igan's birthplace, promoted by Asan City.
As a result of excavation, the building site related to Oeam Igan's birthplace was not clearly identified, but the Bronze Age residence 1, blood transfusion site 2, Won Three Kingdoms period 1 residence, Gulipju building site 2, blood transfusion site 5, house oil area 2 The remains of a total of 21 periods, including 3 dwellings in the Joseon Dynasty, 1 Seokryol, 1 blood transfusion period, and 3 blood transfusion periods of unknown times were confirmed. In addition, comb-patterned pottery pieces of the Neolithic period were also repaired.
The Bronze Age dwellings identified through excavation surveys correspond to typical Songguk-ri type dwellings, and are generally considered to be in the late Bronze Age based on excavated artifacts.
The residence of the Three Kingdoms Period and the blood transfusion site are generally located in the 3rd century, considering the shape and correlation of the remains, the original low-pitched guard, balhyeong pottery, and hohyeong pottery.
During the Joseon Dynasty, it was confirmed that the three periods were overlapped, but the planar shape was all different: square, rectangular and oval. A furnace was installed on the north wall, and a pillar hole was confirmed in the wall. The relics are presumed to be in the early Joseon Dynasty as Buncheong-sagi, white porcelain, and jabaegi have been identified. In addition, a blood transfusion cell that discarded the 1st stone-ryul and the iron pot was also investigated.