Janus Pannonius Múzeum Évkönyve 30-31 (1985-1986) (Pécs, 1987)

Régészet - Burger, Sz. Alice: The Roman Villa and Mausoleum at Kővágószőlős, near Pécs (Sopianae), Excavations 1977–1982

ROMAN VILLA AND MAUSOLEUM At KŐVÁGÖSZŐLŐS 99 FRAGMENT OF VESSEL. Dark grey, coarse, granulated body fragment. 5,4X3,4 cm. Th: 0,5 cm. R.83.114. 2. (Cat. II. PB-№ 372). FRAGMENT OF VESSEL. Dark grey, coarse fragment. Brownish-green glaze within and without. 5,5X5 cm. Th: 1 cm. R. 83.114.3. (Cat. II. PB-№ 475). IRON FRAGMENT. Triangular, resembling a cake. L: 10,9, W: 6,4-0,8, Th: 1,4 cm. R.83.

114.4. (Cat. VI. № 18). 3. Porti

eus on the south side Room H-H/2 (Blocks II, XIII, XIV, XVI) Figs. 2,41, 63-71, 76,104, 112. Dimensions of the full plan of the room excavated by sections: N-S = 460 cm E-W = 26,70 m Walls: N = W4/60 cm S = W2/60 cm E = Wl/65 cm W = W19/60 cm POINTS OF REFERENCE: 22 = 188,08 (Block III, room H, heap of stones) 23 = 188,19 (wall W4) 24 = 188,30 (room H, - level) The long room terminating the full width of the villa in the S was unearthed in two sections. Excavated first was the E section (room H). Wall Wl, terminating the portico in the E, also served as the E outer wall of the villa enclosing the room (F) with the large apse. In block III, a considerable part of wall Wl was found demolished till the depth of — 70 cm. A doorway to room F may be presumed in this section of the wall — the 8X8 cm square hole, the door-fittings etc. found in wall W4 all supported this assumption. The articles excavated from the E half of room H also included the remnants of a Roman window-glass. The massive stone wall dating from an earlier period and described in detail in the passages on room I above (cf. 88) was also discovered in this area, under wall W2. ANIMAL BONES: Vörös, 1987. ARTICLES: Room H (Block III, E half), 0-30 cm: GLASS FRAGMENT. From light green plate glass. 3,3X3 cm. Th: 0,1 cm. R.83.79.1. (Cat. IV. № 6). FRAGMENT OF DRINKING GLASS OR CUP. Light green, annulate base fragment. DM: 4,2, Th: 0,1 cm. R.83.79.2. (Cat. IV. № 59). FRAGMENT OF VESSEL. Neutral coloured body fragment of refined texture. Decorated with glossy orange-coloured painted stripes. 8,1X5 cm. Th: 0,7 cm. R.83.79.3. (Cat. II. PA-№ 47). FRAGMENT OF VESSEL. Brick-coloured body fragment. Eroded orange-coloured paint, fiutings and zones of wavy lines on the exterior. 4,5X4 cm. Th: 0,7 cm. R.83.79.4. (Cat. II. PA-№ 245). Room H (Block III, E half), 30-50 cm: FRAGMENT OF VESSEL. Light neutral coloured body fragment of refined texture. Eroded brown painted stripes on the exterior. 7,9X5,8 cm. Th: 0,8 cm R.83.79.5. (Cat. II. PA-№ 12). FRAGMENT OF VESSEL. Light brownish-grey, glittered fragment from the flat, annulate base of a thickwalled vessel. Broken. DM: 4,8, Th: 1 cm. R.83.79.6. (Cat. II. PB-№ 406). Fig. 63. Plan of room H

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