ScholarWorks@숙명여자대학교

초록

Including in the long lineage of the history and culture of the Mongolia steppe starting from the Xiongnu(209 BC- AD 93), the Xianbei(1-3th centuries AD), the Rouran(330-555 AD), the Turk(552-745), the Uyghurs(745-840), the Qidan(901-1125), and the Mongol(1271-1368), the archaeology and art of the Turk period are the contemporary to Koguryo and Parhae which would be the important comparative materials. While the funerary art of the Xianbei has been actively studied based on the excavations and written evidence, the arts of the Rouran and the Turk have not been fully explored due to the lack of the written source and excavation. In this paper, the Turk period ritual complexes and the stone statues have been investigated to determine their characteristics and uniqueness and have been discussed as the case of extraordinary artistic cultural exchanges of the time period. First, it examined the general features of the ritual complexes of the 6th to the 8th centuries of the Turk period in Mongolia. It tried to put the chronological evolution of the ritual complexes of the Turk period in order to understand the differences of the ritual complexes from the 6th century, the 7th century and the 8th century. Next, the general features of the stone statues of the Turk period were viewed in relation with the stone statues found in the Tang tombs of China.

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