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

5. Újabb régészeti feltárások az aquincumi katonaváros nyugati szélén (Madarassy Orsolya)

4. kép: Sorba rakott gerendák Fig. 4.: Beams in a roxv bontották le, a tetőgerendákat egy sorba rakták, (4. kép) majd ezután bontották el a falakat, a főfalak kőanyagát elszállították, a vályogtéglából épített osztófalakat pedig elplanírozták a területen, ezeknek a kőalapozása a földben maradt. A 4. században a későrómai teme5. kép: Az 59. szánni sír részlete Fig. 5.: Grave no. 59 (detail) district were unearthed on lot 8 Vályog Street, north of our territory, in 1995. (MADARASSY 1996, 53-60.) At this time, the last phase of the Roman period, from an area south of the road, could be observed. The building was reconstructed between the reign of Caracalla and Alexander Severus in the first half of the 3

rd century. The large number of mural fragments found in the area can be dated to the same period. This dwelling house was systematically pulled down at the time the district was evacuated. The roof beams were lined up in a row, (Fig. 4.) then the walls were pulled down. The stone material from the main walls were transported away, the dividing walls made of adobe bricks were levelled. The stone foundations of these walls were left in the earth. The late Roman cemetery extended to this lot as well in