2008-01-012024-05-13https://scholars.lib.ntu.edu.tw/handle/123456789/651511摘要：南排灣的異地異時的空間建構（二）--聚落與自然資源、地形的互動 延續南排灣舊社空間建置研究，以研究不同舊社座落地點與所在地形、地貌、自然資源間之關係、石板房舍結構、聚落型態等之比較為主，尋求同一群體不同時期的舊社在這些方面的相似與差異處，以釐清同一群體在同時期不同地區與在時間的進深上，所表現的一些變與不變的文化面向；進而討論何謂南排灣群體、傳統。為達此研究目的，將選取已進行研究的高士舊社Saqacenglj、口傳與Saqacenglj同時但由Saqacenglj兵分二路的另一群體建置的舊社Cacenvaka，及Saqacenglj被棄置後Saqacenglj人群移居而建置的Aumaga三舊社，為研究與比較對象。如第一期研究策略與方法，各別取得遺址座落地點、所在地形、地貌、聚落形貌、各別房社結構資料，以作分析比較工作。Saqacenglj與Cacenvaka代表同時、同一群，但分成二群散居至不同的鄰近地區，可能適應微地形、資源差異的表現，而Aumaga則代表Saqacenglj人群在時間的進深中可能的變遷或延續點。本年研究重點將聚焦在Saqacenglj、Cacenvaka與Aumaga三舊社遺址聚落型態、房舍結構形式與地形、地貌、自然資源關係的分析，以討論高士人群在時間、地域上在這些面向上的變與不變。第二年之研究仍是持續第一年所列之研究宗旨，將重在遺址坐落地點之地形、遺址範圍內之微地形、自然資源等相關方面資料的紀錄、分析，以及進行高士村民的種種空間概念的訪談紀錄與一般排灣群體相關方面文獻資料的搜集。 <br> Abstract: Continuities or Discontinuities：Spatial Constsruction of different times and Different Areas of Kaushi, An Southern Paiwan Group—2/3 According to oral history, Kaushi group was divided into two subgroups while immigrated into Hun-chun area. One of these two subgroups built settlement on Saqacengalj and the other one moved furthermore along stream and settled on Cacuvakan. For some reasons, after generations these two subgroups merged again and established Aumagan. The purpose of this research first is to study these three settlement sites, their settlement patterns and house structures, the topographies and ecozon of the sites located, furthermore, to examine the similarity and difference of the sites on these aspects to detect the continuity and discontinuity of the Kaushi culture on the different times and different areas. Hope through this approach what is the tradition and core culture to Southern Paiwan Group and the trajectories of cultural change of this group can be exposed and understood. The focus of the second year will be targeted on the analysis of the macro and micro topographies and natural resources of the settlements. This will be collaborated with the various concepts of space of the groups to discuss the landscape of the Kaushi.南排灣高士聚落型態考古學空間分析舊社石板屋South PaiwanKaushiArchaeologySettlement PatternSpatial Analysis