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
112 ALICE SZ. BURGER Fig. 92. Plan of room R Fig. 93. Rooms R X: threshold (Td3) on wall W25, from the NE Fig. 94. Room R: NE corner, threshold (Td3), from the S Room V, during shuttering in the course of wood preservation in 1982: IRON OBJECT. Flat band twice bent at right angle. Sides tapering, one end broken. L: 13,5, W: 6,9, W of band: 1,2, Th: 0,5 cm. R.83. 144.14. (Cat. VI. № 48). IRON KEY. One end looped, other two-pronged. L: 17, Th: 0,9-0,5 cm. W of fork: 4 cm. R.83. 144.15. (Cat. VI. № 317). IRON NAILS. Two items. Of square cross-section. Ends slanting, slightly curved. L: 6,9 and 4,7 cm. Th: 0,4—0,3 and 0,7-0,2 cm. R.83.144.16. IRON OBJECT. Flat, one end rounded, other broken. Blade of knife (?). Broken. L: 7,2, W: 1,5-1,2 cm. Th: 0,4 cm. R.83. 144.17. (Cat. VI. № 49). BONE HAIRPINS. Two items. Heads round, a: Light yellow, L: 9, DM of head: 0,7-0,9 cm. b: Dark brownish, L: 8,9, DM of head: 0,7 cm. R.83. 144.18. (Cat. IX. № 1-2). BONE BEAD. Light yellow, burnished, in the shape of a small barrel. L: 2,2, DM: 2,3, Th: 0,3 cm. R.83. 144.19. (Cat. IX. № 7). FRAGMENT OF BRONZE FIBULA. Pin recurved from volute spring, with fragment of spiral. L: 5,8, W: 1,5, Th: 0,2-0,1 cm. R.83.144.20. (Cat. V. № 15). FRAGMENT OF VESSEL. Light grey, glittered. Decorated with stripes and incised curved lines on the exterior. 6,6X4,1 cm. Th: 1,2 cm. R.83. 144.21. (Cat. II. PB-№ 199). FRAGMENT OF TS DRAG 37 DISH. Body fragment with traces of ovolo below the rim. Considerably eroded. L: 4, W: 5,9, Th: 0,8 cm. R.83. 144.22. (Cat. I. № 19). Room R (Blocks XII, XVII) Figs. 2, 71, 92-98, 101. Dimensions: N-S =510 cm E-W = 740 cm Walls: N = W25/50 cm S = W26/50 cm E = W23/60 cm W = W19/60 cm POINTS OF REFERENCE: 38 = 189,21 (top of wall W26) 39 = 188,24 (foundation of door-stone Td2 under wall W26) 40 = 188,85 (foundation of wall W26) 41 = 189,09 (top of Td2 on wall W26) 42 = 189,22 (top of wall W26) 43 = 188,80 (inner level, gritty) 45 = 189,42 (top of wall W19) Prior to its abandonment, Td2 had given access to room V from the SE corner of this oblong-shaped, unheated room. Door-stone Td3, giving access to room X, was found „in situ" on wall W25 in the NE corner of the room (Fig. 93,101). The gritty soil in the centre of the room was considerably burnt, with pieces of charcoal in it. The mass of plain plaster found "in situ" on either side of wall W25 (in rooms R and U) has delayed subsequent to its recovery. The remnants of the 75 cm wide stone wall W19a, dating from an earlier period, were also disocvered here, under the W outer wall of the room (W19). In the course of wood preservation we hit upon a ground level burnt red near wall W23 in the E end of
