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

116 ALICE SZ. BURGER Two pieces. L: 2,9 and 4,3 cm. W: 4,8 and 3,3 cm. Th: 0,1 cm. R.83.

150.1. (Cat. IV. № 32). FRAGMENT OF DISH : Brick-coloured rim fragment from a flat dish. Edge of the slightly incurved rim slanting, with eroded orange-coloured paint within and without. L: 3,3, W: 6,7, Th: 0,6 cm. R.83.

150.2. (Cat. II. PA-№ 244). FRAGMENT OF VESSEL. Grey, glittered body fragment widely indented on the exterior. 5,6X3,5 cm. Th: 1 cm. R.83.

150.3. (Cat. II. PB-№ 159). BOSS OF LID. Brown, coarse, burnt grey. DM of boss: 3,9 cm. R. 83.150.4. (Cat. II. PA-№ 466). Fig. 102. Marking iron with the letters P — Q (R.83.150.10), room U FRAGMENT OF FRESCO. Light pink, plain. 7,1X4,9 cm. R.83.

150.5. (Cat. XVI. № 25). POTTERY DISH. Dark grey. Body flat, incurved, rim edged. Decorated with concentric circles on the interior of the base. Incomplete. L: 4,7, DM of base: 12, Th: 0,8 cm. R.83.

150.6. (Cat. II. PB-№ 242). Room R (Block XVIII)

, from black burnt spot: IRON OBJECT. Thin, flat, oblong-shaped wrought iron L: 11, W: 3,4-3 cm. Th: 1,4 cm. R.83.150.7. (Cat. VI. № 54). IRON OBJECT. Iron haft, one end flattened, the other hammer-flattened in the shape of a bay leaf. Its apex roundly recurved. Complete L: 17, W: 3,7—1 cm. L of haft: 8,5, Th: 0,8 cm. R.83.150.8. (Cat. VI. № 55). IRON OBJECT. Solid, with fiat back. Forked haft with curved prongs, one broken. Complete L: 17, W: 1,7— 1,3 cm. Th: 1,4 cm. Intact. R.83.

150.9. (Cat. VI. № 56). IRON OBJECT. Angularly wrought, holder on the flattened, pointed end. Other end forked, prongs terminating in the letters P and Q. L of letters: 2,5, Complete L: 27 cm. L of prongs: 6,5, W: 1,5-0,3 cm. Th: 0,8-0,4 cm. R.83.150.10. (Fig. 102.) (Cat. VI. № 366) Room X (Blocks XI, XII) Figs. 2, 93,101. Dimensions: N-S = 390 cm E-E = 200 cm Walls: N = W16a/50 cm/Td5 S = W25/50 cm/Td3 E = W23/60 cm W = W16a-25a/45 cm/Td4 POINTS OF REFERENCE: 46 = 189,37 (W16a-25a level of door-sill Td4, level of brick-floor inside room U) 47 = 189,37 48 = 189,15 49 = 189,58 (W16a, level of door-sill Td5) This oblong-shaped small room, together with the adjoining room U, was by design built between the main walls W19 — W23 delimiting in the W and E the rooms in the W wing (S, V, R). The width of room X corresponded to that of the above-named rooms. Accordingly, room X was built to give access to three rooms: to room Td5 — P/l in the N, to room Td4 — U in the W and to room Td3 — R in the S. We found no traces of a door-sill leading to the E, i.e. to the section of the corridor (O) encircling the peristyle. The early-period articles could be recovered only after the removal of a 20 cm thick layer of debris (burnt roof-tiles and limy brick-bats) from the N half of the room. Coin No 41 was found lying on this layer. This 4th century layer extended to threshold Td4 leading to room U, and covered up the remnants of the pinkish plaster on the walls. ANIMAL BONES: cf. Vörös, 1987. ARTICLES: Room X (Blocks XI, XII)

, N half, - 30 cm from the level of Td3 (Eside!): COIN: №41. FRAGMENT OF VESSEL. Flesh-coloured body fragment of refined texture, with stub of handle (?). 6,5X5,9 cm. R.83.

152.1. (Cat. II. PA-№ 252). FRAGEMNT OF VESSEL. Brick-coloured, glittered body fragment from a thin-walled vessel. Brownishgreen glaze on the exterior. Decorated with parallel flutings. 3,7X2 cm. Th: 0,4 cm. R.83.

152.2. (Cat. II. PA-№ 294).