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A study of the transformation process of the social atructure during Yayoi period as seen from settlement, cemetery, ritual and pottery.

A study of the transformation process of the social atructure during Yayoi period as seen from settlement, cemetery, ritual and pottery.
从聚落、墓地、仪式、陶器看弥生时代社会结构的变迁过程。
批准号:
13610470
负责人:
IWANAGA Shozo
金额:
$1.92万
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依托单位国家:
日本
项目类别:
Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)
财政年份:
2001
资助国家:
日本
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2001 至 2004

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中文摘要
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本研究的目的是从聚落墓地、仪式和陶器三个方面阐明弥生时代社会结构的变迁过程,主要探讨社会群体的组织原则、结构中反映的社会群体之间的关系和陶器风格的传播,以及共同仪式中反映的成员共同的价值观。分析了这些现象在时间和空间上的轨迹,并对分析结果进行了整合。我阐明了整个社会结构的转变以及社会群体之间政治和文化关系的变化阶段,检查了对大型护城河和堤岸式定居点的估计,重新审视了阿克堡城的概念,集中居住在城市,农民农闲时的劳动分工,全职专家。笔者总结了弥生市概念的不适用性,并从陶器风格的分布上分析了陶器风格之间空间关系的时间轨迹和社会群体之间关系的变迁。笔者将这一分析的结果与社会群体的组织原则的转变相结合,获得了阐明社会整体结构的转变以及社会群体之间政治文化关系变化的视角。弥生时代后期和古坟时代初期,许多地区的社会变迁、阶层分化和政治整合,本文通过对弥生社会作为早期农业社会稳定以来至弥生时代末期社会变迁的外部因素和内部因素的梳理,阐明了这一现象产生的原因。
英文摘要
The purpose of this study is to elucidate the transformation process of the social structure during Yayoi period as seen from settlement cemetery, ritual and pottery.I aimed at the organization principles of social groups, the relationships between social groups reflected in the structure and the diffusion of pottery styles, and values which were holded in common of members reflected in the communal rites. I analyzed the trajectory of these phenomenon in time and space and integrated the results of the analysis. I made clear the transformation of the whole social structure and the changing phase of political and cultural relationships between social groups.I examined the estimation of huge moated and embanked settlements, and re-examined the concepts of ackerburgerstadt, concentrated dwelling into the city, division of labor during farmers slack season, full time specialists. I concluded the unsuitableness of the concept of Yayoi city.I analyzed the time trajectory of spatial relationships between pottery styles, and transition of relationships between social groups as seen from distributions of pottery styles. I synthesized the results of this analysis with the transformation of organization principles of social groups, and obtained the perspectives to elucidate the transformations of whole structures of the society, and changing aspects of relationships between political and cultural between social groups.During the late Yayoi period and the beginning of Kofun period, social changes, stratification and political integration of many districts, and transformations of ritual rates, advanced radicallyI elucidated the reason of this phenomenon by means of making clear both external and internal factors of social changes since the stabilization of Yayoi society as the early agricultural society to the end of Yayoi period.
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发表时间: 2003
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发表时间: 2003
期刊: Bulltein of The Kyushu University Museum No.1
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    • 财政年份:
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    • 负责人:
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    • 项目类别:
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