Somogyi Múzeumok Közleményei 17/A. - Régészet (2006)

Honti Szilvia – Németh Péter Gergely: Hun áldozati üst Balatonlelle-Rádpusztáról

HUN ÁLDOZATI ÜST BALATONLELLE-RADPUSZTAROL 73 Irodalom ANKE В. 1998 - Studien zur Reitennomadischen Kultur des 4. bis 5. Jahrhunderts. Beiträge zur Ur- und Frühgeschichte Mitteleuropas 8. (1998). BONA I. 1993 - A hunok és nagykirályaik. Budapest, 1993. ÉRDY M. 1995 - Hun and Xiong-nu Type Couldron finds troughout Eurasia. Eurasian Studies Yearbook 67 (1995) 5-94. ÉRDY M 1996 - Manichaeans, Nestorians, or Bird Costumed Humans in their Relation to Hunnic Type Cauldrons in Rock Carvings of the Yenisei Valley. Eurasian Studies Yearbook 68 (1996) 45-95. HEKLER A. 1910 -A N. Múzeum dunapentelei ásatásai 1908ban és 1909-ben. Archaeologiai Értesítő 1910. 28-38. In 2006 at the Rádpuszta-Temetőalja-dűlő site belonging to Balatonlelle, during the preliminary excavations connected to the construction work of Route No. 67 a Hun period sacrificial caldron was found. The caldron was lying in the bottom of a 150 cm deep, circular pit, covered with sand, without any accompanying finds. The height of the virtually intact caldron is 60 cm (of which 45 cm is the height of the body), and the diameter of its bit deformed mouth is about 42 cm, its weight 22 kg. Notwithstanding the fracture noted on its side and the fragmentation of the sole, the caldron is intact, though smaller repairs can be noted. When found, on the outside and within its mouth smut marks could be seen. The vessel was hid rolled into a piece of textile, a small part of which has been preserved jammed in the fracture. It seems certain that it was cast in one piece, the cast seam observed at the elongation of the ribs placed between the loops shows the traces of a two KOCH, A. 1997. - Ein hunnischer Kessel aus Westchina. Archäologische Korrespondenzblatt 27, 1997, 631-643. KOVRIG I. 1972 - Hunnisher Kessel aus Umgebung von Várpalota. Folia Archaeologica 23 (1972) 95-112. PAULOVICS I. 1927 - A dunapentelei római telep (Intercisa). Archaeologia Hungarica 1927. RÖMER F. 1870 -Aczakói bronz edény. Archaeologiai Értesítő 1870. 290-2. ERDÉLYI I.-SUGÁR t. 1982 - Ázsiai lovas nomádok. Budapest, 1982. WOSINSKY M. 1891. - A kaposvölgyi népvándorláskori üst. Archaeologiai Értesítő 1891. 417-421. pieced die. Within its inner side there is a strong rib underneath the rim, while the sole, built from two parts, was secured to the bottom later on by riveting. Its inner surface is otherwise entirely smooth. The casting took place from the bottom, and the trace of the lug can be seen on the rough surfaced, 19 cm diameter bottom of the vessel. The caldron belongs to the group of vessels of the MidDanube region, and is nearest related to the one found in the Kapos valley. We haven't found similar aged objects on the site, but within the scattered material there were two, similarly Hun period objects: a silver cicada and an iron cicada fibula in laid decoration. Similarly to the caldrons, the cicadas appeared at the Mid-Danube basin along with the migration connected with the Huns, and can be dated likewise to the mid. 5. Century. Hun period sacrificial caldron from site Balatonlelle-Radpuszta SZILVIA HONTI - PÉTER GERGELY NÉMETH