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
THE ROMAN VILLA AND MAUSOLEUM AT KŐVÁGÓSZŐLŐS, NEAR PÉCS (SOPIANAE). EXCAVATIONS 1977—1982 ALICE SZ. BURGER CONTENTS PREFACE 65 I. THE ROMAN VILLA 66 1. Bath-house 70 2. Rooms on the east-side 87 3. Porticus on the south side 99 4. Rooms on the west side 108 5. Courtyard and peristylium 118 6. Rooms in the north 131 7. Entrance — SW corner 150 8. Strayfinds 160 9. Summary of the Villa 162 II. THE MAUSOLEUM 165 1. Corridor 168 2. Narthex 169 3. Painted burial-chamber 170 4. Chapel 174 5. Summary of the Mausoleum 176 III. CATALOGUES I-XVI 180 IV. MONETARY CIRCULATION 211 1. Coins from the Villa 211 2. Coins from the Mausoleum 215 3. Groups I—III. from the 2. cent. A. D. to 375 216 4. Mints 216 EVALUATION OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL MATERIAL 219 SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATIONS 220 ABBREVIATIONS I—III 221 BIBLIOGRAPHY 222 PREFACE tomb chamber, and by digging trial trenches he also ^ . • . , __• ;--,/,/-» determined the position of the Roman villa extending i A P T, I 0 ?/' /Ï! • Kova g° szolos S£irt I. over an approximately 120 o S q m area N of the tomb plant of the Mecsek Metal Mining Company MEV) m chambei ,2 At this stage L Ecsedy> his professional field Baranya County in the spring of 1977, a large-size ^ ^ ^ fof preceding the Roman AgeSj caUed Roman brick was brought to light by an excavator. upon me tQ ed ^ ^ excavations . For his self . Work came to a halt immediately, and the archaeolo- J Q „ • „ eff ^ + „ A „n u;„ „oo,-o^ ~ т ™~,„*u i„ _. _ m / ' _ _,, denying efforts and all his assistence I express my thanks gists at the Janus Pannonius Museum of Pecs were herebv notified of the discovery 1 . My colleague, archaologist István Ecsedy embarked , „, . . ,, , -„ '•„•., ,i,^„ , r . , , x , / °. b . . , , , „ 7 . x , . г We are indebted to Ferenc Stadler (MEV, Kiskút I. plant) for on the urgent rescue excavation without delay. Within the j mme diate action. three weeks he uncovered a Late Roman—Old Christian 2 1977. V. 3.VI. 8. MNMA XII. 133/1978. A Janus Pannonius Múzeum Évkönyve 30-31 (1985—86): 65—228. Pécs, Hungária, 1987.
