고려시대(918~1392) 유적 출토 중국 도자의 현황과 그 의미: 편린에서 전체상으로

초록

This study examines the current status and academic significance of Chinese ceramics excavated from Goryeo-period sites through a comprehensive investigation of museum collections in Korea and abroad together with archaeological excavation data. The research integrates the collections of the National Museum of Korea, overseas museum holdings, excavated materials, and documentary sources from the first half of the twentieth century to reconstruct their provenance and analyze their production centers, ceramic types, and excavation patterns. The results indicate that Qingbai ware constitutes the largest proportion of the assemblage, followed by black-glazed wares, Ding ware, and Yaozhou celadon. The study also demonstrates that the composition and consumption patterns of Chinese ceramics varied according to the function of archaeological sites and regional characteristics. By integrating fragmented archaeological and museum data, this study reconstructs the provenance and archaeological context of these ceramics and provides a foundation for understanding their circulation, consumption, and significance in Goryeo society.

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