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Tanulmányok – Abhandlungen - Bóna István: The Peoples of Southern Origin of the Early Bronze Age in Hungary I–II. IV–V, 1963–64. p. 17–63. t. I–XVII.

Alsódörgicse (Veszprém county) Stray finds from settlements, collected by the Keszthely Museum in 1949: 1. A biconical one-handled jug with a high upper pant, black colour (PI. XIV no. 13). In v. no. (old): B. 2/1949,2, (new): 56,8,3. 2. A beaker of a cylindrical shape, or of a high truncated cone respectively, with two small handles below the rim (PI. XIV no. 14). Inv. no. (old) B,2,1949,l, (new): 56,8,4. 3. The fragment of a one-handled j u g with one handle and a roundish belly (PI. XIV no. 15). Inv. no. (old): B,2,1949,3, (new): 56,8,5. Sármellék (Veszprém county) Vases in the old material of the Keszthely Museum: 1. A one-handled j u g with a compressed roundish belly and a cylindrical neck (PL XIV no. 7). 2. A ibiconical mug, wiht a ring-like rim, on the side a strap handle, yellowisch-brown (PI. XIV no. 4). Inv. no. (old): 9 R. 86. Fenékpuszta (Veszprém county) Vases in the old material of the Keszthely Museum, allegedly derived from a grave find. Inv. nos 4354—4358. 1. A s tore-jar or amphora of a compressed roundish body and a cylindrical neck, with a ringlike rim and two handles at the bottom of the neck. Below the neck a decoration of incised triangles, imitating a cord (PL XIV no. 1). 2. A one-handled, wide-mouthed store-jar, on the lower half a furrowed ornament in a border PL XIV no. 5). 3. A one-handled jug with a biconical high upper part (PL XIV no. 3). 4. A one-handled rough beaker (PL XIV no. 2). Pókaszepetk (Zala county) In course of unearthing a cemetery of the seventh century J. Csalog has found traces of an Early Bronze Age settlement.

8 The finds were brought to the Zalaegerszeg Museum. Inv. no. 53,18,1—60. Among them two fragments may be attached to our group: 1. The neck portion of a large-size water-jar with a cylindrical neck (PL XIV no. 8). 2. The fragment of а о n e - h a n d 1 e d j u g with a cylindrical neck (PL XIV no. 12). Kemendollár (Zala county) In 1952 Gy. Nováki made excavations on the Várdombé Both on the hill and below Early Bronze Age finds have come to light. Their attribution is decided by the vessels discovered at the southern foot of the Várdomb, behind the house No 73 of J. Császár, in the side of the hill in the company of fireplace remains. One is a rough filter, the other a one-handled jug with a high neck (PL XVI no. lü). Zalaegerszeg Museum. Sághegy (Vas county) From the Sághegy, inhabited since the Early Bronze Age and investigated by J. Lázár, a smallsize, oval, handles«, oval-bodied water-jar with a 8 Mentioned by J. KOREK: Jubilary Book of the Göcsej Museum (1960) p. 69 as material betraying Vucedol influence. 9 GY. NOVAKI: Jubilary Book of the Göcsej Museum (1960) 101, Fig. 3 no. 3, was right in dating it to the beginning of the Bronze Age. cylindrical neck has been brought to the Hungarian National Museum (PL XII no. 7); it may be attached to our group. Somlyóvásárhely (Veszprém county) At the end of the last century X. Darnay has uncovered a settlement of several periods and cemeteries of various types (urn graves, inhumed burials, graves from the migration period, etc.). He did not distinguish between the various finds. Of his presented material

10 we may enlist in our group the folloving objects, as it may be judged by sketches: 1. A two-handled amphora with a cylindrical neck. 2. A one-handled jug with a cylindrical neck (Fig. 1 no. 8). 3. The fragment of a high beaker of a truncated cone-shape (Fig 1 no. 9). 4. A one-handled pot. Finds of S оu

th-Ea stern Transd anubia К é t h e 1 y (Somogy county) The prehistoric settlement situated on the Baglyas hill has been presented by B. Kuzsinszky. His finds are

. the results of gathering and they came to private hands. Among the published finds there is a Late Copper Age Pecel-type vessel together with Early Bronze Age vases and Early Iron Age objects. The Early Bronze Age specimens belong to our group:ii 1. A one-handled jug with a cylindrical neck, dark grey (PL XIV no. 10). Height: 14 cm. 2. A one-handled fragmentary pot (PL XIV no. 11). 3. A cylindrical beaker with two small handles below the rim (PL XIV no. 9). Height: 10 cm. 4. The fragment of a similar beaker. 5. A high cylindrical beaker, its surface is decorated with a zigzag line incised in two panels (PL XIV no. 6). Height: 9 cm. Lengyel (Tolna county) The material belongs to the second largest settlement of the group. The finds have come to light in course of the excavations executed by M. Wosinszky between 1882 and 1888. He could not observe their self-standing character yet, he presented some typical pieces among the finds of the Stone Age, a few others among those of the Bronze Age. The vases and sherds of the Early Bronze Age were evidently only „by-products" of the excavations. Probably their thin layer of settlement was annihilated by the more important settlements, following one after the other from the Middle Bronze Age to the Early Iron Age. 10 K. DARNAY: AK 22 (1899) 46, PI. 16; PI. 17 nos 6-7, 9. И В. KUZSINSZKY: A Balaton környékének archaeologiája (Archaeology of the Balaton region) (Budapest 1920) 29-30, Fig. 37 nos 11-13, 15. 42