A BTM Aquincumi Múzeumának ásatásai és leletmentései 2008-ban (Aquincumi Füzetek 15. Budapest, 2009)

Késő római épületegyüttes a Harsánylejtő területén (Láng Orsolya)

S. kép: Római kori épületegyüttes lézerszkenneres felmérési rajza Fig. 5: Laser scanner survey drawing of the Roman Period building complex nagyobb méretű tárolóedények, hombárok vannak túlsúlyban. A leletanvag összetételével kapcsolatban külön érdekesség, hogy az itt megjelenő leletanvag (kerámiatípusok, fém- és éremanyag) teljesen különbözik a polgárvárosban általános 2-3. századi leletanyagtól, ahonnan viszont hiányzik ezen késői korszak anvaga (legutóbb: T. LÁNG 2005, 77-78). Az cgvüttcsnek legtöbb helyen csak a földbe rakott, átlagosan 60-70 cm széles alapfalai maradtak meg, néhány helyen az alapozási árok vizsgálatára is módunk volt. Egvedül u nyugati helyiségcsoport ferraz;:opadlós szobájában tudtunk megfigyelni vakolattal ellátott felmenő 16 and Taf. IATI/9), which is very rare in Aquincum, an enamelled T-brooch (AD 3

rd century; PATEK 1942, 69-40) and the rim and shoulder fragment from a grey pot decorated with an incised net pattern dating to the end of the AD 4

th century which also occurs rarely in this region. Close analogues have been found at the Leányfalu burgus and Pilismarót (there in the form of a smoothed-in ornament; SOPRONT 1978, 44-45, Taf 43,1, 2 and 65, Taf 72.1, 2). Household ceramics (jugs and Faltenbecher) and large storage jars dominate in the find material. An interesting feature of the composition of the find material is that the objects found here (ceramic types, metal and coin material) are totally different from the AD 2

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rd century finds generally brought to light in the Civil Town, where, on the other hand, the material of this late period is missing (recently: T LÁNG 2005, 77-78). Only the 60-70 em thick foundation walls laid in the earth were generally preserved at the complex. In a few places, it was also possible to examine the foundation ditches. The plastered vertical walls could only be observed in the room with a terrazzo pavement in the western group of rooms (see below). Based on the geopedological analysis carried out on the territory (by Professor Andrea Alindszent\, head of department and Orsolva Palva, university student, ELTE Applied and Environmental Geological Institute), the building was raised on a slightly elevated debris island on the hillside. The walls were cut into this stony, rockv material so they resist erosion better than in other parts of the hillside. Fragments of buttressing walls built later against the exterior walls could also be observed in a few places.