Janus Pannonius Múzeum Évkönyve 30-31 (1985-1986) (Pécs, 1987)

Régészet - Burger, Sz. Alice: The Roman Villa and Mausoleum at Kővágószőlős, near Pécs (Sopianae), Excavations 1977–1982

ROMÁN VILLA AND MAUSOLEUM AT KŐVÁGÓSZŐLŐS 115 Room R, on flooring (from burnt black spot!) : FRAGMENT OF POTTERY DISH. Light brown, rim fragment. Edge of the everted rim incurved. Sooty within and without. From flat dish. L: 5,1, W: 6,8, Th: 0,6 cm. R.83.148.1. (Cat. II. PA-№ 405). FRAGMENT OF VESSEL. Dark grey, rim fragment. Rim folded out. L: 2,6, W: 5,6, Th: 0,6 cm. R.83.

148.2. (Cat. II. PB-№ 225). FRAGMENT OF VESSEL. Grey rim fragment. Edge of the sharply everted rim fluted. With brownish-green glaze. L: 3,2, W: 2,2, Th: 0,6 cm. R.83.148.3. (Cat. II. PB-№ 469) FRAGMENT OF GLASS BRACELET. Of D-shaped cross-section, with black and claret-coloured stripes. One end deformed. Incomplete. L: 5, W: 0,7, Th: 0,5 cm. R.83.148.4. (Cat. IV. № 99). GLASS FRAGMENTS. Light blue (2 pieces) and white (1 piece) plate-glass fragments. L: 3,7, 3,5, 2,1 cm. Th: 0,2, 0,1, 0,1 cm. R.83.148.5. (Cat. IV. № 14-15). IRON OBJECT. Flattened, of square cross-section. Bent at right angle, pointed. L: 5,8+2,4 cm. Th: 0,5 cm. R.83.

148.6. (Cat. VI. № 52). IRON OBJECT. Flat, thin, slightly concave. One end rounded. Incomplete. L: 4, W: 2, Th: 0,2 cm. R.83.

148.7 (Cat. VI. № 53). FRAGMENT OF FRESCO. Light pink, with traces of a claret-coloured petal. R.83.

148.8. (Cat. XVI. № 24). AUSTRIAN OAK. (Quercus robur L.) (burnt charcoa 1). Mosaic fragments were found during the preservation of the walls and the earth moving W of rooms S, V, R outside wall W19: R.83.151.1. Room U (Blocks XVII, XVIII) Figs. 2, 71,100-102. Dimensions : N-S = 390 cm E-W = 490 cm Walls: N = W16a/60 cm S = W25/50 cm E = W16a-25a/45 cm W = W19/60 cm POINTS OF REFERENCE: 45 = 189,42 (top of wall W19) 46 = 188,59 (wall W16a-25a, top of Td4) Large quantities of burnt charcoal, roof-tile fragments and limy rubble had to be removed from this small-sized room. There was no evidence of heating in the room, which was presumably a blacksmith's shop in later times. Indicative of this were the bricks, the pieces of iron and the iron tools found heaped up around the centre of the room. The marking iron bearing the letters P—Q was also dug up in this area (Fig. 102). A tract of a red brick flooring set in clay was uncovered on the level of door-sill Td4 (188,59). The earlier wall W19a under wall W19 extending over Fig. 100. Plane of room U the rooms in the W wing was also discovered here at full length, and on its E side traces of frescos could be identified. ANIMAL BONES: cf. Vörös, 1987. ARTICLES: Room U (Blocks XVII, XVIII), 0-50 cm: GLASS FRAGMENTS. Light greenish and white. Two pieces. Th: 0,1 cm. R.83.

149.1. (Cat. IV. № 76., 80). IRON NAILS. Two items. Of square cross-section, with flat head. L: 11 and 9,3 cm. Th: 1,3-0,2 and 0,8-1,1 cm. R.83.149.2. FRAGMENT OF GRANARY. Light grey rim fragment from a thick-walled large-sized tankard. Edge of the sharply everted rim flat and wide, with brushed decoration on the exterior. L: 4,3, W: 10,8, W of rim: Th: 0,9 cm. R.83.

149.3. (Cat. II. PB-№ 325). FRAGMENT OF VESSEL. Grey, coarse fragment from a sharply everted rim. L: 3,5, W: 10, W of rim: 1,8, Th: 0,6 cm. R.83.

149.4. (Cat. II. PB-№ 255). Room R (Block XVIII)

, on flooring: FRAGMENTS OF GLASS CUP (?). Light green. Edge of the rim slanting, with two bulging stripes below. Fig. 101. Rooms R - U - X: Thresholds (Td3, Td4, Td5) from the S