Marisia - Maros Megyei Múzeum Évkönyve 30/1. (2010)

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Z. Soós-Sz. S. Gál

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LIST OF FIGURES

Fig. 1. The Austrian military map of the castle from 1750. The position of the friaries well is marked with an arrow.

Fig. 2. 1. Denarius of Charles Robert from 1327. la. Front side with Angevin Coat of Arm; lb. Back side with a royal figure; 2. Denarius of Louis the Great (1373-1382); 2a. Front side with the Hungarian double cross; 2b. Back side with the Arabian head.

Fig. 3. The first layer of the C28 with the well and the first burials.

Fig. 4. The second and third layers of the C28 with the grave M52.

Fig. 5. The in situ discs and bone pearls on the skull of M52.

Fig. 6. Stature after Sjovold in R. Martin’s classification.

Fig. 7. Chronological changes of cranial form in samples from Hungary and from Tärgu Mure§.

LIST OF PLATES

Plate 1. 1. The C28 from east, in the right upper corner was identified the well ring and besides the

foundation pit of the well filled with yellowish clay; 2. The C28 from east with the second layer of burials. In the right upper corner the cleaned well; 3. The grave M52 identified south to the well; 4. The unearthed grave.

Plate 2. The restored bronze discs. 1,4. The Angevin heraldic symbol; 2,5-6. Representation of a running deer; 3. Solar symbol.

Plate 3. Skulls from the cemetery of the friary. 1. Gr. M38. Frontal and side face image; 2. Grave M39. Frontal and side face image; 3. Grave M52. Frontal and parietal bones with bronze marks.