Szilvia Joháczi

Biographic Data

ID6337162
NAMESzilvia Joháczi
GIVEN NAMESSzilvia
FAMILY NAMEJoháczi
SIGNATUREJOHÁCZI S
AFFILIATIONSEötvös Loránd University
ORCID0000-0002-4547-6032
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS15
TOTAL CITATIONS3
AUTHOR COUNT15
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2019
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX1

  • Addendum to: Where did Valentinian die?

    Open AccessDávid Bartus, Szilvia Joháczi et al.ARTICLEArchaeologiai Értesítő2026

  • Excavations in the legionary fortress of Brigetio in 2025

    Open AccessDávid Bartus, Melinda Szabó et al.ARTICLEDissertationes Archaeologicae2026

    Research of the legionary camp at Brigetio began in 2015. Over the past 10 years, excavations have extended to the principia, a Late Roman apsidal basilica-type building, and the military bathhouse. During the 2025 season, a surface area of 7,100 m2 was excavated. The surfaces were situated relatively far from one another, functioning as test trenches across the praetentura. Ground-penetrating radar surveys had revealed the locations of several b…

  • Pilisszentiván-Hárs-erdő 2025

    Open AccessBence Simon, Szilvia Joháczi et al.ARTICLEDissertationes Archaeologicae2026

    A team of the Institute of Archaeological Sciences of the Eötvös Loránd University have opened new areas for excavation at the Pilisszentiván-Hárs-erdő Roman village site. The investigation uncovered the entire area of Building D, which was a rectangle structure with stone foundations and an oven in the southwestern corner. East of this, Building E proved to be more extensive than previously anticipated. Another two buildings were identified in t…

  • Pilisszentiván-Hárs-erdő 2024

    Open AccessBence Simon, Szilvia Joháczi et al.ARTICLEDissertationes Archaeologicae2025

    As part of a new research project and a local history research project, a team of the Institute of Archaeological Sciences of the Eötvös Loránd University and Archeovertex Ltd excavated a Roman village in the territory of Pilisszentiván. The settlement is located in the northwestern hinterland of the Roman town of Aquincum (today: Óbuda, Hungary) in a scarcely investigated area. The excavation brought to light two Early Roman buildings with stone…

  • Where did Valentinian die

    Open AccessDávid Bartus, Szilvia Joháczi et al.ARTICLEArchaeologiai Értesítő2025

    The death of the Emperor Valentinian I on the 17th of November 375, marked one of the most significant events in the Late Roman history of Pannonia. This study seeks to reassess the circumstances of the Quadi–Sarmatian attack of 374, the fortification program along the Ripa Pannonica, and the transformation of the legionary fortress at Brigetio in the Late Roman period, through the integration of historical texts (primarily Ammianus Marcellinus) …

  • Same but different

    Open AccessSzilvia Joháczi, Bence PárkányiARTICLEDissertationes Archaeologicae2024References: 5

    Attic black-figure vases from the Late Archaic and Early Classical periods are often neglected by scholars. Most of them are not included in the Beazley Archive Pottery Database, significantly hindering related research. This paper presents such a vase from the collection of the Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest. The authors propose that the scene on the lekythos, akin to others from the era, is a simplified version of a more elaborate one

  • Excavation of a Roman settlement in the north-western hinterland of Aquincum (Óbuda, Hungary) at Pilisszentiván

    Open AccessBence Simon, Szilvia Joháczi et al.ARTICLEDissertationes Archaeologicae2024

    As part of a new research project and a local history research project, a team of the Institute of Archaeological Sciences of the Eötvös Loránd University and the Archeovertex Ltd. excavated a Roman rural settlement in the territory of Pilisszentiván. The settlement is located in the northwestern hinterland of the Roman town of Aquincum (today: Óbuda, Hungary) in a scarcely investigated area. We documented the previously uncovered but unpublished…

  • Short Report on the Excavations in the Legionary Fortress of Brigetio in 2021-2022

    Open AccessDávid Bartus, Melinda Szabó et al.ARTICLEDissertationes Archaeologicae2023References: 1

    While the legionary fortress of Brigetio is one of the key sites in the province of Roman Pannonia, its inner structure and buildings are almost unknown. Although the retentura of the legionary fortress is almost entirely covered by modern buildings, the praetentura can be researched using remote sensing methods. Over the past few years, systematic excavations took place in the praetentura, based on results of the geophysical surveys. A large bui…

  • Excavations in Brigetio in 2020

    Open AccessDávid Bartus, László Borhy et al.ARTICLEDissertationes Archaeologicae2021References: 1

    In 2020, excavations were carried out simultaneously at several locations both in the territory of the legionary fortress and the military town of Brigetio. As a result, new information was gained regarding the structure of the legionary fortress and a number of late Roman period graves were also identified. The most significant result of the campaign was the excavation of an almost intact cellar in the western zone of the canabae

  • Excavations in the legionary fortress of Brigetio in 2019

    Open AccessDávid Bartus, László Borhy et al.ARTICLEDissertationes Archaeologicae2021References: 3

    In 2019 the excavations in Brigetio focused on the area of the northern gate of the legionary fortress, as the geophysical surveys conducted in the previous year allowed the identification of both the porta praetoria and the via praetoria leading through it. These fieldworks, beside providing new information on the topography of the legionary fortress regarding the porta praetoria and the via praetoria, were also significant from a methodological…

  • New excavation of the Roman Age settlement at Budapest dist. XVII, Péceli út (15127) site

    Open AccessBence Simon, Anita Benes et al.ARTICLEDissertationes Archaeologicae2020

    In autumn 2019 the staff of the Institute of Archaeological Sciences conducted a rescue excavation in the suburbs of Budapest, on the territory of Pécel. Based on the long research history of the investigated site (Budapest dist. XVII, Péceli út) a settlement of the Imperial Period was expected. The excavation confirmed the expectations and two buildings, several ditches, an outdoor oven and numerous refuse pits were unearthed from the 3rd–4th ce…

  • Short report on a rescue excavation of a prehistoric and Árpádian Age site near Tura (Pest County, Hungary)

    Open AccessBence Simon, Szilvia Joháczi et al.ARTICLEDissertationes Archaeologicae2019

    The staff of the Institute of Archaeological Sciences of Eötvös Loránd University conducted a rescue excavation in the northern territory of Tura (Pest County, Hungary) in the spring and autumn of 2018. The works revealed settlement and burial features of the Late Bronze and Early Iron Age, settlement features of the Árpádian Age, one feature from the early modern period, and some traces of military activity in the Second World War. The unexpecte…

  • Short report on the rescue excavations in the Roman Age Barbaricum near Abony (Pest County, Hungary)

    Open AccessBence Simon, Szilvia JohácziARTICLEDissertationes Archaeologicae2019

    The staff of the Institute of Archaeological Sciences of Eötvös Loránd University unearthed a Sarmatian settlement and a cemetery near Abony (Pest County, Hungary) in the autumn of 2018. The preliminary results point to the area’s economic importance around the turn of the 2nd–3rd century AD

  • Short report on the excavations in the legionary fortress of Brigetio (2017–2018)

    Open AccessDávid Bartus, László Borhy et al.ARTICLEDissertationes Archaeologicae2019Cited by: 3

    After the aerial archaeological surveys of the preceding years, a new excavation project has been started in 2017 in the northern part of the legionary fortress of Brigetio. The main result of the seasons of 2017 and 2018 were the unearthing of a large Late Roman apsidal building, which can be most probably connected to the death of Valentinian I

  • A New Method in Attribution? Attempts of the Employment of Geometric Morphometrics in the Attribution of Late Archaic Attic Lekythoi

    Open AccessSzilvia JohácziARTICLEDissertationes Archaeologicae2019

    In the Late Archaic - Early Classic period, the Attic ceramic industry was characterized by a kind of duality. On the one hand, the red-figure technique was flourishing, when Euphronios’, Douris’ or the Berlin Painter’s works represented the height of Greek vase painting. On the other hand, the market was also covered by large quantities of low-quality black-figure pottery. Not only in Athens, but even in the whole Ancient Mediterranean these mas…