Marisia - Maros Megyei Múzeum Évkönyve 33/4. (2013)
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Churchyards in the Transylvanian Basin from the 11th to the first half of the 13th centuries 159 Graves The approximate age of the skeleton Arm position Däbäca-Casf/e Area IV Grave 53 Adult Position 2 Däbäca-Casf/e Area IV Grave 132 Adult Position 2 Däbäca-Casf/e Area IV Grave 138 Adult Position 2 Däbäca-Casf/e Area IV Grave 199 Adult Position 2 Däbäca-Casf/e Area IV Grave 139 Adult Position 3 Däbäca-Casf/e Area IV Grave 146 Juvenil Position 3 Däbäca-Casf/e Area IV Grave 157.A Adult Position 3 Däbäca-Casf/e Area IV Grave 364 Juvenil Position 3 Däbäca-Casf/e Area IV Grave 162 Adult Position 8 Däbäca-Casf/e Area IV Grave 160 Adult Position 9 Däbäca-Casf/e Area IV Grave 484 Adult Position 13 Däbäca-Casf/e Area IV Grave 15 Adult Position 14 Däbäca-Casf/e Area IV Grave 24 Adult Position 14 Däbäca-Casf/e Area IV Grave 70 Juvenil or adult? Position 14 Däbäca-Casf/e Area IV Grave 80 Adult Position 14 Däbäca-Casf/e Area IV Grave 98 Infans II or Juvenil? Position 14 Däbäca-Casf/e Area IV Grave 163.A Adult Position 14 Däbäca-Casf/e Area IV Grave 175.A Adult Position 14 Däbäca-Casf/e Area IV Grave 178.A Adult Position 14 Däbäca-Casf/e Area IV Grave 206 Juvenil or Adult? Position 14 Däbäca-Casf/e Area IV Grave 424 Adult Position 14 Däbäca-Casf/e Area IV Grave 467 Juvenil or Adult? Position 14 Däbäca-Casf/e Area IV Grave 486 Adult Position 14 Däbäca-Casf/e Area IV Grave 477 Adult Position 18 Däbäca-Casf/e Area IV Grave 357.В Adult Position 19 Däbäca-Casf/e Area IV Grave 90 Juvenil or Adult? Position 20 Däbäca-Casf/e Area IV Grave 241 Adult Position 20 Däbäca-Casf/e Area IV Grave 68 Adult Position 21 Däbäca-Casf/e Area IV Grave 280 Infans II or Juvenil? Position 22 Däbäca-Casf/e Area IV Grave 3 Infans I Position 23 Däbäca-Casf/e Area IV Grave 324 Adult Position 24 Däbäca- Castle Area IV Grave 343 Juvenil or Adult? Position 24 Fig. 14. Arm positions in Däbäca-Casf/e Area IV. 11.7. Double burials (PL 13: Graves 51-53; PL 36: Grave 35.A-B; PL 44.B: Graves 16-17; PL 51: Graves 7-8, 25-26) Double burials were known throughout the early Middle Ages, but it was not a common practice. For burying married couples together, Szabolcs Szuromi cites the Canon Law which was in effect until 1230.105 In the cemeteries investigated by us there are some cases when two adults must have been buried at the same time such as Däbäca-Castle Area IV: Graves 210-21 l.A, 278/281, Graves 327-328, Moresti: Graves 16-17/1954 and Sirioara: Graves 7-8, 25-26. The case of Graves 51-53 from Cl\i)-Mänästur is more interesting, because in this case each of the three skeletons belonged to adults. Unfortunately, the skeletons have not been registered, although a DNA analysis on them surely could cast light on certain sociological phenomena issues. 105 Szuromi 2002,103-105.
