Janus Pannonius Múzeum Évkönyve 19 (1974) (Pécs, 1977)

Régészet - Kiss, Attila: Some Archaeological Finds of the Avar Period in County Baranya

138 ATTILA KISS of the skeleton was destroyed when digging a trench for an aqueduct. Ovoid bronze buckle (+) on the left ilium. Grave „A" (Fig. 20. B) Cast bronze large strap-end (10), the reverse side strap-fastener is undecorated. Five openwork belt-mounts (1—5), cast in bronze; two cast bronze small strap-ends (8—9); bronze buckle (6) ; bronze plate belt-hole gxiard (7) ; rectangular iron buckle; iron knife. Deposition Janus Pannonius Museum, under Inv. no. N. 73.4 1 = 7; Report deposited: Magyar Nemzeti юо Fig. 17. Pécs — Tiborc utca. Map of locality. Múzeum, Documentation Department, under Inv. no. IV. 68. 1973. Bibliography Kiss A., Rég. Füz. I. 26. 1973. 65. 7. MOHÁCS-„PAPRIKA MALOM" (PAPRIKA MILL) Site and circumstances of discovery In 1966, according to the documentation-records preserved in the Kanizsai Dorottya Museum in Mohács some human bones were found in a pit (D : 2 m) which was dug 4—5 m farther from the NE corner of the paprika mill and from the mill-race. A pot and some „tiny coloured beads" were found together with the human bones (Fig. 13). Description of find (Fig. 19. D) Wheel-made, light-grey pot made of medium refined clay, with everted rim; the pot is decorated with incised bundles of stright and wavy lines and there are vertical traces if burnshing on its neck. Deposition Kanizsai Dorottya Múzeum, under Inv. no. 51.26.1. 8. MOHÁCS-„TÉGLAGYÁR" (BRICK-WORKS) Site and circumstances of discovery In 1949, when exploring a cementery from the lOth-llth century at Mohács, G. Fehér excavated an Avar period grave (grave 3) on the same site. The site is situated on the SW part of the territory of the brick-works (Brick-works no 1. of the „Baranya megyei Téglagyári ES" in 50. Budapesti országút) which is on the E side of the highroad leading from Mohács towards Budapest. The excavated area is situated E of the kilometre stone 191. According to the military map of 1864 there used to be a high hill wich was totally demolished during digging for clay (Figs. 13—14). Description of grave Grave 3 O: NW—

SE; D: 265 cm; L: 280 cm; W: 82 cm (NW)—

72 cm (SE); a niche was dug in the SE side of the pit. Skeleton of a 50 year old man (de-