A BTM Aquincumi Múzeumának ásatásai és leletmentései 2007-ben (Aquincumi Füzetek 14. Budapest, 2008)

Szondázó kutatások az óbudai Hajógvári-szigeten (Havas Zoltán)

beruházások) vonatkozásában a régészeti munkák még részletes hatástanulmány szintjén sem kezdődtek meg. Havas Zoltán Irodalom/References: KÉRDŐ-TÓTI I-N ÉM ETI I-KIRCHETOF 2004 - H. Kérdő K. - Tóth j. A. - Németh M. - Kirchhof A.: Régészeti kutatások a Ilajógyári-öbölben (Archaelogical investgations in the Hajógvár-cove). Aqfüz 10 (2004) 37-41. KÉRDŐ-TÓTI I 2002 - II. Kérdő K. Tóth J. A.: Római kori rakpart maradványai a Hajógyári öbölben (Roman Quay at the Governor's Palace of Aquincum, Budapest). Régészeti Értékeink. Kulturális Örökség Hivatala, én. KÉRDŐ 1997 - H. Kérdő K.: Az aquincumi heh tartói palota szondázó jellegű kutatása az Óbudai (Hajógyári) szigeten. (Test excavations at the Aquincum Governor's Palace on the Obuda Ilajógvár Island.) Aqfüz 3 (1997) 27-39. KÉRDŐ 1999 - II. Kérdő K.: Budapest, III. ker.. Hajógyári sziget (Bp, District III Óbuda, Ilajógvár [Shipyard] Island). Aqfüz S (1999) 138-141. KÉRDŐ 2003 - H. Kérdő, K.: Der Statthalterpalast von Aquincum. In: /sicli, P (Red.), Eorschungcn in Aquincum 1969-2002. Nostrum II. 2. 2003. 112-119. KÉRDŐ-VIRÁG 2006 - 1

1. Kérdő K. - M. Virág Zs.: Régészeti megfigyelés az Óbudai (Hajógyári)-szigetcn (Archaeological observations on Obuda [Dockyard] Island). Aqfüz 12 (2006) 24-29. NÉMETH 1983 - Németh M.: Budapest III, Óbudai Hajógyársziget. RégFüz Ser. I. 36 (1983) 36. and harness), animal bones and stove tile fragments were recovered. The identification of the character of the site is much more problematic. The find material clearlv indicates that this was a settlement, a residential area both in terms of its composition and quantity but the features characteristic of settlements (houses, traces of buildings, ovens and a well) arc less convincing. There were accumulations of stone and daub debris and numerous postholcs indicating destroyed over-ground buildings, but the buildings themselves have not yet been identified. At the same time, numerous ditches of various sizes and orientations were found, pits and storage pits showing that the territorv was used for a time spanning long periods. The large east-west running ditch uncovered in test trench 'J' (Fig. 8') may have determined the structure of the Settlements) for a long time. The idea that a smaller settlement was established here may also be justified in this period (similarly to the v ill age from the 11

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th centuries) considering the intensive contact between the Pest and the Buda sides and the operation of a ford with a ferry. Summing up the results of the investigations from 2007 it can be said that S new sites were discovered. These sites fill in a large gap in our knowledge of the otherwise quite well known medieval topography. It is obvious, at the same time, that the new sites need further intensive investigation in the same way as the localizing of the Roman bridgehead and related establishments. Regarding the planned investment, it ca be said that with the complete uncovering of the