Balogh Csilla – P. Fischl Klára: Felgyő, Ürmös-tanya. A Móra Ferenc Múzeum Évkönyve: Monumenta Archeologica 1. (Szeged, 2010)
Guide to the DVD-ROM
BALOGH Csilla - P. FISCHL Klára: Felgyő, Ürmös-tanya. MFMÉ - MA 1 (2010) 467-391 GUIDE TO THE DVD-ROM Klára P. FISCHL - Szabolcs HONTI Also included in the Guide folder on the DVD-ROM. Description of the folders: Folder Contents Ásatási felszínrajzok / Excavation plans The scanned excavation plans from Felgyö (jpg format) Ásatási napló / Field diary The available field diaries in chronological order (pdf format) 1 Fotók / Photos Views of the excavations at Felgyö, Ürmös-tanya, and the scanned drawings and photos of the Bronze Age and Avar graves (jpg format) Leletanyag / Finds The scanned illustrations to the volume (jpg format) Sír- és objektum leírások / Description of graves and other features Descriptions of the Bronze Age and Avar graves and other features (txt format) Mo EOV / Maps Topographic map of the Carpathian Basin and the 1:10.000 EOV maps of the Felgyö area (jpg format) Vektoros állományok / Shapefiles Vector and point files of the ArcGIS programme (shp format, cannot be viewed independently) Projektek / Projects 1 projekt shows the location of the excavations conducted at Felgyö between 1955 and 1971; 2 projekt the GIS analysis of the excavations conducted at the Ürmös-tanya site Arc Reader / Arc Reader The freeware version of the ArcGIS programme Útmutató / Guide Guide to using the DVD-ROM, the project files and the ArcReader programme (text files) / The inclusion of the field diaries was designed to aid the better understanding of the less well reconstructable excavation locations (especially the ones in the village centre). The field diaries are also a source for a wealth of other important information. We have only included the information on the various excavated features. The field diaries for the 1969-1970 campaigns have not survived. The excavations from 1971 were conducted on two sides of the dirt track leading to Urmös-tanva. The field diaries for these years have been omitted because a description of the Bronze Age and Avar period features can be found in the relevant chapters, while the Árpádian Age features and their finds are not discussed in this volume.
