Zaman Tembikar Jeulmun

Sebahagian daripada siri tentang

Sejarah Korea

Prasejarah

Jeulmun
Mumun

Purba

Gojoseon	2333 SM-108 SM
Jin

Proto–Tiga Kerajaan

Buyeo
Goguryeo
Okjeo
Dongye
Samhan
- Ma
- Byeon
- Jin

Empat Komanderi Han

Tiga Kerajaan

Goguryeo	37 SM–668 M
Baekje	18 SM–660 M
Silla	57 SM–935 M
Konfederasi Gaya	42 M–562 M

Negeri Utara Selatan

Silla Akhir (Silla Bersatu)	668–935
Balhae	698–926

Tiga Kerajaan Akhir

Baekje Akhir	892–936
Taebong (Goguryeo Akhir)	901–918
Silla Akhir	668–935

Zaman dinasti bersatu

Goryeo	918–1392
Joseon	1392–1897
Empayar Korea	1897–1910

Zaman penjajahan

Pemerintahan Jepun	1910–1945
Pemerintahan Sementara	1919–1948

Pembahagian Korea

Pemerintahan Ketenteraan	1945–1948
Korea Utara	1948–kini
Korea Selatan	1948–kini

Mengikut topik

Seni
Bahasa
Ketenteraan (Goguryeo)
Raja
Laut
Sains dan teknologi

Garis masa

Portal Korea

Zaman Tembikar Jeulmun atau Zaman Neolitik Korea (Korea: 한국의 신석기 시대) adalah zaman prasejarah Korea yang bermula sekitar 8000 SM - 1500 SM^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5]. Nama zaman ini diambil sempena penemuan artifak tembikar lama yang berasal pada sekitar tahun 4000 SM – 2000 SM dan perkataan Jeulmun yang bermaksud "sikat berpola".

Lihat pula

Prasejarah Korea
Jōmon

Rujukan

^ Bale, Martin T. 2001. Archaeology of Early Agriculture in Korea: An Update on Recent Developments. Bulletin of the Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association 21(5):77-84.
^ Choe, C.P. and Martin T. Bale 2002. Current Perspectives on Settlement, Subsistence, and Cultivation in Prehistoric Korea. Arctic Anthropology 39(1-2):95-121.
^ Crawford, Gary W. and Gyoung-Ah Lee 2003. Agricultural Origins in the Korean Peninsula. Antiquity 77(295):87-95.
^ Lee, June-Jeong 2001. From Shellfish Gathering to Agriculture in Prehistoric Korea: The Chulmun to Mumun Transition. PhD dissertation, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison. Proquest, Ann Arbor.
^ Lee, June-Jeong 2006. From Fisher-Hunter to Farmer: Changing Socioeconomy during the Chulmun Period in Southeastern Korea, In Beyond "Affluent Foragers": The Development of Fisher-Hunter Societies in Temperate Regions, eds. by Grier, Kim, and Uchiyama, Oxbow Books, Oxford.