A BTM Aquincumi Múzeumának ásatásai és leletmentései 2006-ban (Aquincumi Füzetek 13. Budapest, 2007)

Előzetes jelentés az aquincumi polgárváros keleti (gázgyári) temetőjének feltárásáról (Lassányi Gábor)

Aranyhegyi-patak menti temetőben. Aqfüz. 12'(2006) 73-78. LASSÁNYI 2005 - Lassányi G: Budapest, III. ker Záhony utca 7. Aqfüz 11 (2005) 228-229. LLOYD MORGAN 1981 - Lloyd Morgan, G.: The Mirrors. Description of Collection in Rijksmuseum GM. Kam Nijmagen. Vol. IX. Nijmegen, 1981 NAGY 1942 - Nagy L.: Kereszténység Kontinuitás, (szerk.: Szcndv K.) Budapest Története. Budapest (1942) 765-778. PÁSZÓKAI-SZEŐKE 2006 - PásztókaiSzeőkc J.: A 6. sírban talált textilmaradványok leírása. BudRég 39 (2006) 115. ZSIDI 1997 - Zsidi P: Szondázó jellegű kutatás az aquincumi polgárvárostól délkeletre. Aqfüz 3 (1997) 54-57. ZSIDI 1998 - Zsidi P: Budapest, III. ker, Gázgvár Aqfüz 4 (1998) 91-92. ZSIDI 1999 - Zsidi P: A római kor, partépítés nyomai a Duna polgárvárosi szakazszán. Aqfüz 5 (1999) 84-94. ZSIDI 2001 - Zsidi P: Kutatások az aquincumi polgárvárostól keletre lévő területen. Aqfüz 7 (2001) 76-84. ZSIDI-REMÉNYI 2003 - Zsidi R - Reményi L.: Duna-parti út részlete és őskori maradványok a polgárvárostól délre. Aqfüz 9 (2003) 86-94.. come from this well dated period. Later cremation graves often intersect earlier inhumation graves. The six, easily distinguishable brick and stone casket graves from the AD 4th centurv were found quite high in the stratigraphy and were all robbed except for the grave of an infant lacking grave goods. It should be added that there were many burials without grave goods and some mav also come from this period. The investigated territory, together with the areas uncovered in previous vears is the largest unearthed cemetery of the Civil Town of Aquincum. Based on the grave goods, this may be one of the most significant burial places for the Romanized urban middle social laver. The very dense group arrangement, the graves that frequently intersect each other, the absence of graves with local cremation imply that, in contrast to the rich cemeteries of the town established along the main roads (cemetery on the Aranyhegy streamlet, Szentendrei Road cemetery), there were no significant sepulchcrs or gravevards here that would have protected the deceased from being disturbed by another burial. As far as can be seen at this time, the Gas Factory cemetery was used in every occupation period of the Civil Town. Gábor Lassányi