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

150 ALICE SZ. BURGER coating on the exterior. L: 4,8, W: 8, Th: 0,6 cm. R.83.197.2. (Cat. II. PB - № 74). GLASS FRAGMENT; Light blue. Th: 0,1 cm. R.83. 197. 3. (Cat. IV. № 97). GLASS FRAGMENT. From white plate glass. Th: 0,1 cm. R.83.197.4. (Cat. IV. № 3). FRAGMENT OF GLASS VESSEL. Greenish-white, from the rounded, annulate base of a thick-walled vessel. L: 3,7, Th of annulet: 1 cm. R.83.

197.5. (Cat. IV. № 60). FRAGMENT OF LEAD ( ?) PAT. Bay leaf-shaped, with flat bottom. L: 5,3, W: 2,9, Th: 0,5 cm. R.83.

197.6. (Cat. VIII. № 4). FRAGMENT OF JUG. Flesh-coloured, from the slanting rim of a narrow-necked jug of refined texture. L: 3,7, W: 3,3, Th: 0,4 cm. R.83.197.7. (Cat. II. PA - № 210). FRAGMENT OF URN. Flesh-coloured rim fragment of refined texture. Edge of the thin rim rounded, eroded reddish paint within and without. L: 20, W of rim: 2, Th: 0,6 cm. R.83.197.8. (Cat. II. PA - № 216). FRAGMENT OF VESSEL. Neutral coloured body fragment of refined texture. Decorated with red stripes painted on the exterior. 5,7X5,7 cm. Th: 0,5 cm. R.83.197.9. (Cat. II. PA - № 144). FRAGMENT OF VESSEL. Flesh-coloured body fragment of refined texture. Decorated with fluting on the shoulder and stripes of vertical beads below it. The beads are neutral coloured, with metallic red paint. L: 8, W: 6,2, Th: 0,8 cm. R.83.197.11. (Cat. II. PA № 217). FRAGMENT OF VESSEL. Neutral coloured body fragment of fine fabric. Neutral coloured glittered marbling on the exterior. Th: 0,6 cm. R.83.

197.12. (Cat. II. PA - № 93). FRAGMENT OF VESSEL. Same as above, with similar marbling on the interior. Th: 0,6 cm. R.83.

197.13. (Cat. II. PA - № 95). FRAGMENT OF HANDLE. Neutral coloured, of refined texture. From a flat strap handle. L: 6,8, W: 4,6, Th: 1,3 cm. R.83.197.14. (Cat. II. - № 120). FRAGMENT OF HANDLE. Light brown, of refined texture. From a flat strap handle partitioned along the middle line. L: 8,2, W: 3,1, Th: 1,5 cm. R.83.

197.15. (Cat. II. PA - № 394). FRAGMENT OF VESSEL. Grey body fragment of refined texture. Eroded glittered paint on the exterior. 4,5X6 cm. Th: 0,6 cm. R.83.197.16. (Cat. II. PB - № 104). FRAGMENT OF VESSEL. Same as above, decorated with black painted stripes. 6X6,2 cm. Th: 0,7 cm. R.83.

197.17. (Cat. II. PB. - № 103). FRAGMENTS OF VESSEL. Grey, coarse, glittered body fragments decorated with incised zones of lines on the exterior. Two pieces 4,5X8,3 cm. Th: 0,9 cm, and 7X6 cm. Th: 1 cm. R.83.197.18. (Cat. II. PB - № 163). FRAGMENT OF VESSEL. Grey, glittered rim and body fragment. Edge of the roundly recurved rim wedged, L: 7, W: 15, W of rim: 2,3, Th: 0,7 cm. R.83.

197.19. (Cat. IL PB - № 142). FRAGMENT OF VESSEL. Grey, coarse rim and body fragment. Rim obliquely sloping, neck decorated with slantwise incised lines. L: 3,4, W: 3,1, Th: 0,6 cm. R.83.

197.20. (Cat. II. PB - № 267.) FRAGMENT OF HANDLE. Grey, glittered. From a flattened cylindrical handle with fragment of body. L: 6,3, W: 2,4, Th: 1,5 cm. R.83.

197.21. (Cat. II. PB № 179). FRAGMENT OF STRAINER. Greyish, coarse, from a slanting base with four perforations (DM: 0,7 cm. One complete, three fragmentary!). 7,4X 5,9 cm. Th: 1,3 cm. R.83.

197.22. (Cat. IL PB - № 309). FRAGMENTS OF VESSEL. Brick-coloured, from a plain base decorated with greenish-brown glaze on the interior. Two pieces. 6X10,6 cm. Th: 1 cm, and 5,2X 5,9 cm. Th: 1,1 cm. R.83.

197.23. (Cat. II. PA - № 345-346). IRON CHISEL. With cylindrical tang, one end spooned. L: 21, DM: 1 cm. R.83.197.24. (Cat. VI. № 336). 7. Entrance — SW corner During our search for the ornate entrance of the villa, the evidence gathered in the area of the SW corner led us to the discovery and subsequent excavation of rooms Y — Q. Added to the E end of the W outer wall W19 was a 630 cm long and 60 cm wide stone wall (W34/1—

7), while its W end ran beyond the presentday wire-fencing towards the small stream. In our opinion the 3 small-sized rooms (Y, Y/2, Y/4) and the annexed columned roofless portico (Q) continous to this wall may be considered the ornate entrance of the villa. The width of corridor Q — 300 cm — corresponded to that of the S portico (H—H/2). Rooms Y (Block XXII) Figs. 2,145. Dimensions: N-S = 300 cm E-W = 380 cm Walls: S = W34/1 /60 cm N = W33/2/50cm E = W33/1 /50 cm W = W33/3 /50 cm Main wall W34/1 was erected continously to wall W19. After a stretch of 250 cm it was squared, thus enclosing the small-sized room, then it ran on towards the other rooms. The subsequent, though contemporaneous, running up of the S wall was observable only in this area. The NW and SE corners of the room were elaborately set with bricks. POINTS OF REFERENCE: 101 = foundation of wall W34/2, (187,47)