Change and Meaning of Red burnished Two-handled with holes pottery

It is true that Red burnished pottery is specially handled as a unique artifact because of its distinct characteristics in production process. Among them, Red Burnished Two- handled with holes pottery is unearthed in both dwelling sites and pits. Due to a recent increase in date, The number of unearthed Red Burnished Two-handled with holes pottery is increasing. Therefore, interest in this pottery has grown lately. Most of all, it is notable artifact that even if the period and the site are different, the pottery’s special form attribute makes it can be handled as interregional comparative criterion or indicator for timeliness in the same area. This pottery can be classified in three types. In addition to the three-attribute comparison of the mouth, body and base of the pottery, changes in the handle are identified, particularly in terms of practical purpose, the size of holes in the handle are become bigger continuously. the change occurs with other attribute’s transition. the handle, and changes in the size of the holes are the special attribute which distinguishes this pottery from other vessels. and also, These factors can mean a manifestation of new storage system by changing and using the hole in handles. the I, II types can be placed in the early period(especially in the later part), and Ⅲ types can be placed in the middle period. These features make this pottery as a data to reinforce the existing chronology table. And on the basis of this chronology table, Red Burnished Two-handled with holes pottery can become a criterion that allow us to compare chronologies between different regions or within the same region.