About the stone material and mortar composition of the Roman buildings, Ulcisia Castra, Szentendre, Hungary
Eva Maroti
(Direction of Museums of Pest Country, H-2000 Szentendre, Fo ter 6, Hungary)
Janos Kalmar
(Geological Institute of Hungary, H-1142 Budapest, Stefania ut 14, Hungary)
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Abstract
The evaluation of the stone material permitted us to identify the origin of the stones (amphibole-biotite andesites and agglomerates from Visegrád Mts) and we differentiated the 2nd century upbuilt wall sectors to the 4th century ones. The composition and the technology of the mortar differ, too. The statistical distribution of the loosse rock fragments shows, that they resulted by violent destruction of the walls and the other stone objects of the Roman site during the Barbar invasions of the end of 4th century A.D.
Keywords:
- Visegrad
- Mts.
- Szentendre
- Mineralogy
- Petrography
- Andesite
- Tuffs
- Lime
- mortar
- Morphological
- analysis
- SEM
- photos.
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Eva Maroti & J. KALMAR (2006). About the stone material and mortar composition of the Roman buildings, Ulcisia Castra, Szentendre, Hungary
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