A BTM Aquincumi Múzeumának ásatásai és leletmentései 1999 -ben (Aquincumi Füzetek 6. Budapest, 2000)

5. Leletmentések az ún. Bécsi úti temető északi részén (K. Facsády Annamária)

tásos sír nyomát egyaránt megfigyelhettünk. A sírok többsége feldúlt, bolygatott volt, néhány azonban már a jelenlegi építési munka során sérült. A kibontott sírok megmaradt mellékletei között agyagkorsó, üvegpohár, mécses, bronzfibula mellett egy arany függőt (2. kép) is feltártunk, illetve az egyik észak-déli csontvázas, frissen bolygatott sírban egyéb mellékletek mellett fa írótábla nyomát dokumentáltuk. Az előbbi területtől kissé délebbre ugyancsak közműárok adott lehetőséget novemberben a római kori te2. kép: Aranyfüggő az egyik sírból Figure 2: Gold pendant from one of the graves very careful conclusions can be drawn from the observations made during the analysis of the cemetery. We could observe sarcophagi, graves made of stone slabs, various brick graves and shaft graves as well as cremation burials. The majority of the graves had been robbed and some others were destroyed by the modern construction work. Among the surviving finds from the uncovered graves, we unearthed clay jugs, glass vessels, lamps, bronze fibulae and a gold pendant (Figure 2). The remains of a writing tablet could also be documented in addition to other finds, in one of the northsouth oriented, recently robbed inhumation graves. Somewhat to the south of the previous area, a smaller part of the Roman cemetery could be observed in a trench excavated for public utilities in November. Sixteen graves from a section of the cemetery were unearthed in the trench opened for remote heating pipes. One of the graves was cremation, one was a shaft grave, four were brick graves, one was an inscribed sarcophagus and the rest were made of stone slabs. (Figure 5) The fragments of earlier inscribed stones and of loricae were used for the construction of the stone graves. All the graves