A Study on Gilded Ornamental Shoes Excavated from Beopcheon-ri, Wonju
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(2) ;b&" B 3 ÷ (2001). 66. ~ B· O», ÒÏB ÿ~ ßW j Ò~¶ ~& .. Þ 7 ÒÙ ®º Þj ~ ÒÙ~ ¢ &V~ & (Table 1).. II. ÒO». III. Ö" 5 V. ÂÆB ÒÞ 7 Ê2º 1^ªöB ÂÆB 4B ~ Þ" 4^ªöB ÂÆB 1B~ Þ ®îb . Þö & *ã Òf X-F R'j ~& . 6 Ê2º "¶ > ìbæ ÿ> ÂÆB >ôf ÒÞ 7ö .³ ²æ& Îj ®º 2B~ Þj j~ SEM-EDS~ ßW X-Fj Ï~ ^ Òf ;WªCj ~& . ß® 1^ªöB ÂÆB. 1. Ò~ B· Photo 1, 2º 1^ª" 4^ªöB ÂÆB Ò~ Ê2 ¦ª . Ê2~ º Ò'ú~ f Î ·j ~ ®b .ÿ6ö ¦O~V * =¦ªf Ò Ù Î·j <º ®b ~ ?f ê vJ ¦ O~& . Photo 3f Ò'ú" ÒÙj R"X-F b Ò Òêb Ú¦& o N ®ÚB Þb *ê ©j r > ®b (a)~ &Ú Þf ¦b Ú¦& n ©b . 6 Photo 4, 5~ Ú *ã Òêj Û Ò~ Ê2 ¦ª j Ò ~&b Îê¢ Fig. 1ö ¾æÚî . ÒÙb ÖB .ÿ6f 0.5 mm~ vþ RB ÿ6ö ^·j ^Z ê ê.j ~&b ê. ê ÒÙ b 7j ~& . º *ãj Û &V Òê öB ÒÙ¦ª" ÿ6 Òö .ê.[ &V>º © j Û £² { > ®îb Ê2ê f ? f O»b B·B ©b ö·B (Photo 6). ÒÙ. Table 1. List of sample and method of investigation No. 1. « Ê2. >ï. ÂÆæ. Ú*ã, X-ray Ò. 1. 2. Ê2. 3. 3. ÒÙ. 1. 4. .ÿÒÞ. 1. 5. Ê2. 1. 6. .ÿÒÞ. 1. Ò O». 1^ª. Ú*ã, X-ray Ò SEM-EDS ªC SEM-EDS ªC. 4^ª. Ú*ã, X-ray Ò SEM-EDS ªC. Photo 1. Gilded shoes excavated from tomb No. 1 (Sample No. 1, 2).. Photo 2. Gilded shoes excavated from tomb No.4 (Sample No. 5).. Photo 3. Radiographs of shoes; (a) Gilded shoes excavated from tomb No. 1 (Sample No. 1), (b) Gilded shoes excavated from tomb No. 1 (Sample No. 2), (c) Gilded shoes excavated from tomb No. 4 (Sample No. 5)..
(3) ò »®9DÜ (ö & ©. Photo 4. A close view of a spike (×5); sample No. 2.. 67. Photo 5. A close view of a spike (×5); sample No. 5.. Fig. 1. Schematic illustration of gilded shoes.. Photo 6. A view of the cross-section of a rivet (×45); sample No. 3.. f ÞÛçã 1.5 mm, ^Ò¦ªçã 2.6 mmb ç ç~ ¾ÚB ®Ú B> ÿj vJ ÒÙj B · ê ÒÏB ©j r > ® .. 2. ^ ç 1^ªöB ÂÆB .ÿÒ¢ SEMb &V ^. º Photo 7(a), (b)f ?b Photo 6~ ÒÙ 7 ¦ª . 6 ^öB &V>º 寧j EDS ªC Ö"¢ Photo 7(c)ö ¾æÚî . Ò .ÿ6~ ²æº &¦ª Ò >Ú ®b Ò Ö;ö ~ 3; ¾æ¾ ® . j.³BÒb~ EDS ªC Ö"º Ïj F~ ® . &ö BºB Óÿ ö " ¾æ¾º j.³BÒbf Cu2O, CuS ¾ fº Ò nÒj F Ï ¾æ¾ ® . ÿ 7C 7öº nÒ¾ j²& F>Ú j.³BÒb Ò~º ãÖ& ®b¾ jç ÚöBº ;{~² C&ê :& ì .4) j.³BÒbf 1^ª Ò~. ÞöBê &V>(Photo 8) 4^ªöB ÂÆB Ò öBê &VB (Photo 9). 6 j.³BÒb ã OËb ¾ÚB ®Ú &j ~& º ©j r > ® . ß ©f .ÿ6 v B >Ú ¿& º Ã& ¾æ¾æ pj ËÏb ÒÙj ÒÏ ©b .. 3. .ê.[ 1^ªöB ÂÆB .ÿÒÞö ®º .ê.[~ SEM Òê" EDS ªCÖ"¢ Photo 10ö ¾æÚî . SEM ÒêöB vþ& ®¢~ >f ÃB~B Ú¦&.
(4) 68. ;b&" B 3 ÷ (2001). Photo 7. SEM microstructure of rivet of shoes excavated from tomb No.1 and the result of EDS analysis (Sample No. 3); (a) SEM microstructure (×200), (b) SEM microstructure (×500), (c) EDS spectrum of non-metallic white inclusion.. Photo 8. Microstructure (×400) of gilded plate excavated from tomb No. 1 (Sample No. 4).. j . çj ®º ©b j jö6»b ê.j ©b . 6 EDS ªC Ö" ï~ >f ¦Â>Ú jö6»ö ~ ê.>î º Ò j ÝA" ® .. Photo 9. Microstructure (×200) of gilded plate excavated from tomb No.4 (Sample No. 6).. IV. Ö. . çöB »ÂÒöB ÂÆB .ÿÒ~ B· O»j Ò~ Ö" &æ ßûj { > ®îb.
(5) ò »®9DÜ (ö & ©. 69. Photo 10. SEM microstructure of gold layer of the rivet (Sample No. 3) and EDS spectrum; (a) SEM microstructure (×1000) of gold layer, (b) EDS spectrum of gold layer.. ÚÏf r" ? . 1. Ê2º R"X-F" *ã j Û &V Ö" ~¾~ ÞÚ B·>Ú ^Ò ¦ªj vJ .ÿ6ö ¦O~& . 2. .ÿ6f &¦ª Ò >Ú ®b ÒÖ;ö ~ 3; ¾æ¾ ®, j.³BÒb~ EDS ªC Ö " Ïj F~ ® . 3. .ÿ6 v B >Ú® º Ã& ¾æ¾æ p j ËÏb ÒÙj ÒÏ ©b . 4. .ê.[~ vþ& ®¢~ Ú¦& j .. çj ®b EDS ªCöB >f ¦Â>º ©b j jö6»ö ~ ê.j ~& .. ^^ò 1. fö, ö" »ÂÒ C#>f ÂÆFb, F 120 ^ (1973) 2. J;ö, ö" »ÂÒ ª B3N BÒ, ;b& ^ 346^ (2001) 3. »ÂÒ I, ã7;b& (2000) 4. R. F. Tylecote, A History of Metallurgy, The Metals Society (1992).
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