Budapest Régiségei 24/2. (1976)

Képek 109-251

284. Part of the sanctuary of the nave, viewed from the north, after city reconstruction. The walls of No. 33, Fényes Adolf Street are still intact within the area of the church 292. Remains of the medieval grave uncovered at the southern side of the church. The bottom of the grave is paved with stone slabs 50 cm. in size. Viewed from the west 285. Part of the sanctuary from the south. Along the inner side of the wall, at the corners remains of foundation. Spring of the arch of the barrel vault of the cellar built in the sanctuary in modern times 286. Foundations of the wall of north-south direction and of an engaged column uncovered in the area of the church, Remains of the wall of the nuns' choir, viewed from the north 287. West of the nun' s choir, the foundation of the second column of the northern aisle, viewed from the north-west. On the foundation: the beginning of the brick pavement and of the plinth of the column. (They turned up during the terrain correction and clearing after breakdown for city reconstruction.) 293. Foundation wall of the northern and eastern cloister passages viewed from the south-east. Remains of an earlier earth floor uncovered in the cloister garth 294. Detail of northern passage of the cloister with western outer wall. Above the brick floor a demolition layer with fragments of 14th century architecture 295- Rib of a vault (about 1360) and ashler of 296. a central pier found in a demoliton layer within the area of the cloister wall and the room extending to the north of the latter 297. Carriage-way in front of No. 9-11, Városház Street, 5th district (Site No. 3.) Part of medieval town wall No. I. 288. Part of the foundation of a central column uncovered within the nuns' choir, viewed from the south-east. On the quadratic foundation there is a wall of north-south direction (16th cent), the foundation of which lies by 40 cm. higher than the one of the central column. The groundwalls were cut into and/or built upon a Roman road of east-west direction. The northern corner of the foundation of the column has been pulled down for ensuring space for a cellar built in recent times. 289. Medieval grave uncovered between the 2nd and 3rd columns of the southern aisle, to the west of the nuns' choir (3rd grave). At the bottom of the grave there are quadratic floor-tiles. The north-eastern corner of the grave was demolished by mechanized earthworks when the level was lowered. (Viewed from the east. ) 290. North-western corner of the stone-wall surrounding the convent. For ensuring space for the wall a medieval dwelling house was pulled down. Pier of the late Roman aqueduct within the court of the convent, with the remains of two earthen drain-pipes. The medieval and Roman remains were disturbed by a modern building. Led into the western earthen pipe the remains of an iron pipe were found; viewed from the south-east. 291. The remains of the demolished medieval buildings at the western side of the surrounding wall. (Bottom of a 13th century oven on to which a medieval cast floor extended. ) 298. Carriage-way in front of No. 1-3. Városház Street, 5th district. Part of town wall No.I. 299- Március 15. Square - No. 2. Duna Street, 301. 5th district. (Site No. 7. ) Part of medieval building in the course of being uncovered 302. Carriage-way in front of No. 1-3, Váci Street, 5th district. Part of the gate of late medieval town wall No. II. 303. No. 6, Magyar Street, 5th district inner side of town wall No. II. 304. Carriage-way in front of No. 19, Kossuth Lajos Street, 5th district. Part of the round bastion erected in front of the gate of town wall No. II. 305. No. 10-12, Magyar Street, 5th district. The marlons of town wall No.II. from the late Middle Ages 306. No. 11/b, Királyi Pál Street, 5th district The inner side of late medieval town wall No. II. after reconstruction as ancient monument 307. No. 29, Múzeum Blvd, 5th district. Detail of the semicircular tower joined to late medieval wall No. II, in the course of the work of uncovering 308. No. 29. Múzeum Blv, 5th district. Embrasure found in the semicircular tower joined to the late medieval wall No. II. 239