AQUINCUM

Irodalom/References:
KOVÁCS 1999 – Kovács P.: Vicus és castellum
kapcsolata az Alsó-Pannoniai limes
mentén. (The connection between vicus
and castellum along the Lower poannonian
limes.) Studia Classica. Universitatis
Catholicae de Petro Pázmány nominatae.
Ser. Historica 1. Piliscsaba, 1999.
NAGY 1962 – Nagy T.: Az Albertfalva
Hunyadi János úti római település. (The
Roman settlement from Hunyadi János
Road in Albertfalva.) In: Budapest műemlékei
II. Budapest 1962, 519–523.
SZIRMAI 2000 – Szirmai K.: Új katonai
tábor nyomai Albertfalván. (Recent fi nds
of the military fort in Albertfalva.) Aqfüz
6 (2000) 83–90.
SZIRMAI 2002 – Szirmai K.: Római kutatások
Alberfalván. (Roman period reserch
in Albertfalva.) Aqfüz 8 (2002) 92–103.
SZIRMAI 2003 – Szirmai K.: Új adatok
Albertfalva római kori topográfi ájához.
(New data on the roman period topography
in Albertfalva.) Aqfüz 9 (2003)
151–154.
SZIRMAI 2004 – Szirmai K.: Feltárások
és leletmentések az auxiliáris castellum
vicusában Albertfalván. (Excavations and
rescue excavation at the vicus of the auxiliary
castellum in Albertfalva.) Aqfüz 10
(2004) 116–122.
122
Until now the earliest occurenceof the
latter legume came from a AD 5 th century
level at Keszthely-Fenékpuszta. From
among the food remains, The remains of
grain mush (features 91 and 181) and leavened
bread (feature no. 169) were found
among the remains of food. The other
plant species present refl ect the closer
natural environment of the settlement.
The great bulrush implies a reed-belt, the
occurrence of Heleocharis palustris indicates
a higher elevation, while the large
number of specimens of cheese-rennet,
rib-grass and black nonsuch speak to a
drier meadow or pasture environment.
Further investments and consequent
archaeological excavations can be expected
in connection with the development
of the Savoya park on the western part of
the Albertfalva vicus, thus, enriching our
archaeological knowledge of this area.
József Beszédes