A BTM Aquincumi Múzeumának ásatásai és leletmentései 2003-ban (Aquincumi Füzetek 10. Budapest, 2004)

Őskori telepek, római kori árokrendszer, avar sírok Biatorbágy-Hosszúrétek lelőhelyen (Reményi László - Tóth Anikó)

KALICZ 1998 - Kalicz, N.: Figürliche Kunst und bemalte Keramik aus dem Ne­olithikum Westungarns. Budapest 1998. KUZMA 1990 - Kuzma, I.: Plastika zelie­zovskej skupiny z Muzlc-Cenkova. Plastik der Zeliezovee-Gruppe aus Muzla-Cenkov. SlovAreh 38-2 (1990) 429-452. MARÓTI 2002 - Maróti É.: Avar temető Sóskúton. (Ein awarisches Gräberfeld in Sóskút.)Régészeti kutatások Magyarorszá­gon 1999. Budapest 2002, 109-129. NAGY 1998 - Nagy, M.: Awarenzeitliche Gräberfelder im Stadtgebiet von Budapest I-II. Budapest 1998. SIMON 1993 - Simon L.: Kőpakolásos temetkezések a biatorbágyi avar temető­ben (előzetes jelentés). Bestattungen mit Steinsetzung im awarischen Gräberfeld von Biatorbágy. HOME 30-31 (1993) 141-170. SZATIIMARI 1998-99 - Szathmán I.: Adatok a kora bronzkori makói kultú­ra kérdéséhez. Beiträge zur Frage der frühbronzezeitlichen Makó-Kultur. Sava­ria - pars archaeologica 24/3 ( 1998-99), 141-152. VIRÁG 1998 - Virág, Zs.: Neuere anth­ropomorphe Darstellungen der Linien­bandkeramik aus dem Umgebung von Budapest. In: The Late Neolithic of the Middle Danube Region. Timi§oara 1998, 67-89. In numerous cases, we found remains of textile and leather on the mounts and strap-ends recovered from the graves (from both chronological horizons) owing to the favourable chemical properties of the soil. Sherds ornamented with wavy lines were found in the ploughed field by the above-mentioned side-tributary of the Ilosszúréti stream, about 200-300 m east of the excavation. They can probably be linked with the Avar settlement to which the unearthed graves belonged. Several Avar cemeteries are known in the environs of the site (MARÓTI 2002), which shows that the area was densely populated in the Avar period. The clos­est cemetery was located about 1.5-2 km from this site, between the Ml motorway and national road no. 100 (Biatorbágv-Bu­dapark). The 450 graves unearthed there were dated from between the fourth quarter of the AD 7 th century and the first quarter of the AD 9 th century (SIMON 1993), which means that they were partly contemporary with the cemetery frag­ment unearthed at Hosszúrétek. László Reményi - Anikó Tóth

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