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Tombs in Gimhae were changed from wooden chamber tombs to stone-lined tombs between the 3rd century and the 5th century. The reasons are explained from various parts such as political reasons, exterior factors, and interior problems. This writer thinks that the environmental factor is one of those reasons. In terms of materials of tombs, the material was changed from 'stone' to 'wood'. In particular, people who used stone-lined tombs were the middle class and under. The fact that the top class of people used wooden chamber tombs while the lower class used stone-lined tombs shows wooden chamber tombs were high quality tombs. Then, this researcher has a doubt why tomb materials should be changed and the woods might become insufficient suddenly. Therefore, this writer examined the reason and found out that wood was used in coffins and chambers, production of steel and earthenware, and daily life. Among the reasons, this study focused on lumber consumption caused by the production of steel.
This study looked into the size of steel production in Gimhae and impossible effect on the wood shortage phenomenon. Accordingly, the study looked at the size and the location of steel remains and charcoal kiln areas in Gimhae as well as the places in which the steel was consumed. There were steel goods consumed in usual life and burial accessories and exported to surrounding countries. Among them, this study measured the number of steel goods as burial accessories. According to this researcher's estimation, the woods necessary to produce 1kg steel were four oak trees. Based on the measurement, 7,700 trees were consumed to make burial ironware in Gimhae Daesungdong tombs, Gimhae Yangdongli tombs, and Gimhae Yeanli tombs.
This study looked into the size of steel production in Gimhae and impossible effect on the wood shortage phenomenon. Accordingly, the study looked at the size and the location of steel remains and charcoal kiln areas in Gimhae as well as the places in which the steel was consumed. There were steel goods consumed in usual life and burial accessories and exported to surrounding countries. Among them, this study measured the number of steel goods as burial accessories. According to this researcher's estimation, the woods necessary to produce 1kg steel were four oak trees. Based on the measurement, 7,700 trees were consumed to make burial ironware in Gimhae Daesungdong tombs, Gimhae Yangdongli tombs, and Gimhae Yeanli tombs.
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