A BTM Aquincumi Múzeumának ásatásai és leletmentései 1996-ban (Aquincumi Füzetek 3. Ásatások 1996-ban Budapest, 1997)

7. Kutatás az albertfalvi vicusban (Szirmai Krisztina)

29. kép csókhoz, homokbeszórásos, benyomott falú agyagpoharakhoz tartozó cserepek is. A sigillata anyagban a galliai importáru volt túlsúlyban. A feltárás során az import és helyben készült agyagárun kívül állatcsontok, fém- és üvegáru jellegzetes darabjai is napvilágra kerültek. 2. A korai jelenségek pusztulását követő planírozás után a 2. század első évtizedeiben új építkezés nyomai jelentkeztek mindenütt - a mai bowls belonging to the Resatus circle of ceramics and so-called voluted lamps are worthy of mention (Figure 29). Sherds from large grain storage vessels, jugs, pitchers and sand-tempered cups with compressed walls were brought to light as well. Gaulish imports dominated among the terra sigillata fragments. In addition to import and locally manufactured ceramic ware, animal bones, as well as characteristic fragments of metal and glass were brought to light during the course of excavations. 2. After landscaping that had followed the destruction of early features new construction work began as is shown by traces occurring all over the surface at a depth of 40-70 cm. Remains of a 8 m wide road, running east to west were excavated as well. On the basis of its size, it may be hypothesized that it is perhaps the important northeastern access road of the Roman settlement (Figure 30), whose route could be traced along a 11 m long section.