A BTM Aquincumi Múzeumának ásatásai és leletmentései 2000-ben (Aquincumi Füzetek 7. Budapest, 2001)

12. Őskori telepek és sírok feltárása Dunakeszi határában (Horváth László András - Szilas Gábor - Endrődi Anna - Horváth M. Attila)

tott Székesdűlőn hat régészeti korszak több mint 2700 objektumát sikerült dokumentálnunk, az volt, hogy a közel 6 és fél hektárnyid) területen lehetőség nyílt egy későbronzkori település teljes feltárására. Horváth László András Szilas Gábor - Endrődi Anna Horváth M. Attila Irodalom/References: BÓNA 1965 - BONA I.: The Peoples of Southern Origin of the Early Bronze Age In Hungary I-II. Alba Regia 4-5. (1965) FIGLER 1996 - FIGLER A.: Adatok Győr környékének bronzkorához Angaben zur Bronzezeit in der Ungebung von Győr. Pápai Múzeumi Értesítő 6 (1996) 7-27. GIRIÈ 1984 - GIRIÈ, M.: Die Maros Kultur. Kulturen der Frühbronzezeit das Karpatenbeckens und Nordbalkans. Beograd (1984) 33-59. HANNY 1992 - H. HANNY E.: Kelta település nyomai az MO autópálya nyomvonalán SzigetszentmiklósÜdülősor, -Vízműtelep) Régészeti kutatások az MO autópálya nyomvonalán I.,BTM Műhely 5. (1992) HORVÁTH 1994 - HORVÁTH L.: Adatok Délnyugat-Dunántúl későbronzkorának történetéhez - Angaimportant finds from this period had been mainly recovered only on the right bank of the Danube. Traces of some, mainly village settlements and scattered fragments of cemeteries, can also be found on Csepel Island and on the Pest side of Budapest. (HANNY 1992, 241-276.) The Celtic houses unearthed on these sites were sunken houses, different from the post-structure constructions of earlier periods. E>ue to the erosion of the surface, the contemporary floor levels and the outer structural units could not be observed. Building 2133 had an approximately oblong-shape and was oriented in a northeast - southwestern direction. It probably lacked vertical walls, being covered with tent roof. The roof structure was supported by three posts planted along the longitudinal axis of the house. The entrance was in the northeastern corner. The house had no oven. The ashy fill mixed with charcoal suggests that the house burnt down. Building no. 1549 was quadrangular and only 20 cm deep. The post holes were dug along the east-west axis of the building, the entrance was on the southern side. There were no traces of an oven, so that it could have functioned as a storage space. Feature 2571 was severely damaged by erosion and agricultural cultiva-