A BTM Aquincumi Múzeumának ásatásai és leletmentései 2003-ban (Aquincumi Füzetek 10. Budapest, 2004)

Kora római védmű és késő avar kori telep kutatása a canabae északi előterében (Budai Balogh Tibor)

nagy mélysége miatt elképzelhető, hogy felmenőfallal nem is rendelkezett. A terület keleti részén az áruház építésével párhuzamosan tovább folyhat a feltárás. Budai Balogh Tibor Irodalom/References: NAGY 1993 - Nagy M.: Óbuda a népvándorlás korban, BudRég 30 (1993) 353-395. ZSIDI 1998 - Zsidi P: Római kori védműrendszer nyomai az aquincumi katonavárostól északra (Bp, III. ker. Filatorigát) (Remains of the Roman fortificaton system north of the Aquincum Militarv Town) (Bp, District III, Filatorigát), Aqfüz 4 (1998) 65-71. ZSIDI 2000 - Zsidi P: Korarómai kori védmű részlete és 2-3. századi kőépület az aquincumi katonavárostól északra (Budapest, III. ker, Filatorigát) (Part of the Early Roman defence system and a stone building from the 2

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rd centuries North of the Military Town), Aqfüz 6 (2000) 62-75. ZSIDI 2001 - Zsidi P: Településszerkezet kutatása az aquincumi katonavárostól északra (Budapest, III. ker., volt Filatori gát HÉV állomás) (Research into the settlement structure north of the Aquincum Military Town), Aqfüz 7 (2001) 59-67. terranean houses. Their common feature is that the inhabitants built an oven in the northern, eastern or northeastern corner of the building. The houses were constructed from rubble, Roman tegula and imbrex fragments and pink mortar which were easy to obtain from the remains of the often-mentioned stone building. Another common trait of the Avar houses at the site is that they were dug down to the sandy ground so there was no need to specifically made floor level. The walls were slightly slanted. As it was not possible to unearth the features in the central zone from the level they appeared, we could record only those postholcs that extended until the level from which we started. The reconstruction of the superstructures is difficult because of the uncertainty about the post systems. We were luckier in the western zone. Here, wc could investigate the features from the level they appeared. We were able to entirely unearth an Avar dwelling with a huge oven in the northern corner. We found a wide posthole each in the middle of both of the short walls, from which the commonest type of saddle roof structure could be reconstructed. The depth of the house implies that there were no built vertical walls at all. In the eastern part of the territory, the excavation will be continued in parallel with the construction of the store. Tibor Budai Balogh