A Study on Silla’s Occupation of the Han River Basin through the Relationship between Settlements and Fortress Sites -Focusing on the Comparison of the Mabuk-dong Settlement Site and Halmi Fortress in Yongin-

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Investigate the early strategies of Silla’s occupation in the Han River Basin through comparative analysis of Mabuk-dong and Halmi Fortress sites.
Comparative examination of archaeological evidence from Mabuk-dong settlement and Halmi Fortress.
Analysis of pottery findings to understand cultural interactions among Silla, Baekje, and Goguryeo.
Assessment of the relationships between settlements and fortresses concerning political and social structures.
Evidence shows coexistence of Silla and Baekje pottery at Mabuk-dong, indicating cultural exchange.
Mabuk-dong sites suggested strategic acceptance of Baekje identity rather than outright replacement, demonstrating a nuanced approach to conquest.
Halmi Fortress acted as a military and administrative center, supporting local governance and integration efforts.

Study compares settlement and fortress sites in the Han River Basin, revealing Silla's integration strategies for local communities.

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Jin-joo Kang (2025) studied this question.

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