Múzeumi műtárgyvédelem 13., 1984 (Központi Múzeumi Igazgatóság)

Visy Zsolt: A Weissenburgban feltárt római fürdő restaurálásának tapasztalatai

-64Fig. 1.: Entry front of the protecting building, seen from

outside

Fig. 2.: The north-western part of the public baths with the

reconstructed room of the cold-water bathing-pool

Fig. 3.: Research of the earlier walking levels in the

frigidarium of the II. period

Fig. 4.: The totally reconstructed room of the cold-water

bathing-pool from the Ill.b. period of the public baths

Fig. 5.: In order to render spatiality perceptible and to show

the dimension of the original openings, the restorers are mounting iron arches into the entry arch of bathing-pools of the caldarium

Fig. 6.: Walking level of the III. period in the eastern side

of the caldarium, and that one of the I-II. periods in the western side, partly reconstructed.

This latter is overlaid with terrazzo

Fig. 7.: The two large room of the tepidarium were also tiled

with polished flag-stones

Fig. 8.: The praefurnium was a hole digged in the earth, above

which the slanting roof was held by two wooden pillars. , We succeeded in conserving the wall section above the stoke-hole by chemical way

Fig. 9.: Cold-water bathing-pool belonging to the second period

of the public baths

Fig.10.: Bathing-pool belonging to the small tepidarium

Fig. 11.: The small tepidarium belonging to the III. period,

before restoration

Fig.12.: The small tepidarium belonging to the III. period, after

restoration

Fig.13.: Restoration of the piscina from the III. period

Fig. 14.: The almost totally reconstructed large coldwater

bathing-pool

Fig.15.: The restorers are working on building a counterfort and

on uncovering the small bathing-pool, which came to light during the work

Fig.16.: The small bathing-pool, which came to light by chance,

after restoration