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

82 ALICE SZ. BURGER (R.83.161.27.) 1 : 1 FRAGMENT OF GLASS CUP (?). White, with rows of incised and fluted decoration. L: 2,4, W: 2,1, Th: 0,2 cm. R.83.161.29. (Cat. IV. № 28.) BRONZE NEEDLE. With flat rounded eye. Of cylindrical wire pointed at one end. L: 8,5, Th: 0,2 cm, DM of eye: 0,5 cm. R.83.

161.30. (Cat. V. № 28). Block IV, 50-80 cm: FRAGMENT OF A FLAT STRAP HANDLE. Light brown, partitioned, of refined texture. L: 7,6, W: 5,5, Th: 1,8 cm. R. 83.162.1. (Cat. II. PA - № 391). FRAGMENT OF MORTAR. Greyish-brown, coarse rim fragment, with broken lip. Dark green glaze on the interior. R.83.162.2. (Cat. II. PA - № 475). FRAGMENTS OF FRESCOES: Block IV, central area, 0-50 cm. R.83.

163.1-2.(Cat. XVI. 8-9.) middle of W half, 0-50 cm. R.83.

163.3. Cat. XVI. 10. SE corner of E half, 0-50 cm. R.83.

163.4. (Cat. XVI. 11.) Block IV, middle of ditch K/3, 0-40 cm: COIN: No 26. Block IV, ANIMAL BONES: cf. Vörös, 1987. Block VI. Figs. 2, 32. The considerably burnt black rubble around the middle of the area (—50 cm) offered numerous finds and M. Aurelius coins. Our small-sized trial trench dug along the E side of wall Wl had brought to light the foundation of the wall: — 120 cm measured from the top of the wall. We found no traces of a wall connected with wall Wl at a right angle and separating room F from the rooms N of it in either block IV or in block VI. However, the deteriorated floorings, the combustion residues and the rich early-period finds may in all probability be related to the deterioration of one-time rooms in this area. The majority of the stray 3rd century coins have also come to light in this area (№ 2, 4,10—14, 18). Block VI, COIN find: No. 1. ARTICLES: Block VI, 0-50 cm: FRAGMENT OF DISH. Neutral coloured body fragment from „collared" dish of refined texture. OrangeCOIN No 1. (DM: 3,1 cm)