PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF THE RESCUE EXCAVATION IN ST MARY S CHURCHYARD AND ITS SURROUNDINGS IN TARTU

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PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF THE RESCUE EXCAVATION IN ST MARY S CHURCHYARD AND ITS SURROUNDINGS IN TARTU 00 0 MARTIN MALVE, RAIDO ROOG and ANDRES TVAURI Tartu Ülikool, Ajaloo ja arheoloogia instituut (University of Tartu, Institute of History and Archaeology), Lossi 3, 5003 Tartu, Estonia; martinmalve@gmail.com INTRODUCTION (Figs ). Jakobi N Jakobi 4 C B Ülikooli 8 Ülikooli 6 3 0 m 0 m A Jakobi Excavated area in the cemetery Kaevatud ala kalmistul Excavated area outside the cemetery Kaevatud ala väljaspool kalmistut A C Remains of a burned wooden building Põlenud puithoone jäänused Wall of the St Mary Church Püha Maarja kiriku müür Fig.. Excavated areas in the St Mary s cemetery and its western side. Jn. Püha Maarja kalmistul ja selle lääneküljel kaevatud alad. Drawing / Joonis: Raido Roog 3 Wall of the churchyard Kirikuaia müür Wall of Academia Gustaviana Academia Gustaviana müür

MArtin MAlVe, raido roog and Andres tvauri Academia gustaviana (Academia Dorpatensis - the general supervisor of the archaeological research during the renovation of the the national heritage Board to conduct archaeological research. the excavation at the - Burials have been found from the st Mary s cemetery during archaeological res- installation of a culvert in the courtyard of the University main building, remains of Fig.. The location of the St Mary s Church (a), the cemetery (b) and the first building of Academia Gustaviana (c). Jn. Püha Maarja kiriku (a), kalmistu (b) ja Academia Gustaviana esimese hoone (c) asukoht. Drawing / Joonis: Raido Roog ST MARY S CHURCH AND CHURCHYARD The remains of St Mary s Church st Mary s church, beside st John s church, time of building st Mary s church is not established University, Academia Gustaviana. the extent of damage to the church

rescue excavation in st MArY s churchyard And its surroundings - main building of the re-established Unidismantled (Alttoa 009, ). the recent excavation investigated the area next to the southern side of the dismantled church (Fig. ). one of the most important discoveries at the site st Mary s church. in addition to bricks and big boulders a half of a millstone been used for building (Fig. 3), it can be derives from an early modern outhouse. The western wall of the churchyard Fig. 3. The southern wall of the chapels of the St Mary s Church and burial No. 77 under it. Jn 3. Püha Maarja kiriku kabeliterea lõunamüür ja selle all asunud matus nr 77. Photo / Foto: Kristel Külljastinen - Jakobi street in places up to the height of churchyard has been founded after some church. namely, a 0 30 cm thick levelling Fig. 4. The churchyard wall (on the right) and a brick pavement next to it. Jn 4. Kirikaia läänemüür (paremal) ja selle kõrval surnuaias asunud tellistest sillutis. Photo / Foto: Kristel Külljastinen 39

MArtin MAlVe, raido roog and Andres tvauri BURIALS one of the most preferred burial areas in the churchyard during the Middle Ages (Valk lected in front of the Jakobi building. in the case of st Mary s cemetery it can be assumed that similarly to tartu cathedral, ter the selection and consecration of the the churchyard contained predominantly inhumations, but a single crema- had mostly been buried in log and plank - - grave boundary laid of roof tiles and bricks Fig. 5. Grave border from roof tiles and bricks around burial No. 49. Jn 5. Katusekividest ja tellistest tehtud hauapiir matuse nr 49 ümber. Photo / Foto: Kristel Külljastinen - Finds from burials öres from the - - 40

rescue excavation in st MArY s churchyard And its surroundings 5 3 4 6 8 7 0 9 Fig. 6. Coins fom the St Mary s cemetery. penny of the Bishopric of Dorpat, Johannes II Bertkow (473 485), shilling of the Free Town of Riga (577), 3 shilling of the Free Town of Riga (57?), 4 shilling of the Free Town of Riga (576), 5 shilling of the Free Town of Riga (577), 6 ½ öre, Johan III (578), 7 /6 öre, Karl XI (666), 8 /6 öre, Karl XI (68), 9 öre, Karl XI (67), 0 ½ öre, Gustav II Adolf (64). Jn 6. Püha Maarja kalmistult leitud mündid. Tartu piiskopkonna penn, Johannes II Bertkow (473 485), Riia vabalinna killing (577), 3 Riia vabalinna killing (57?), 4 Riia vabalinna killing (576), 5 Riia vabalinna killing (577), 6 ½ öör, Johan III (578), 7 /6 öör, Karl XI (666), 8 /6 öör, Karl XI (68), 9 öör, Karl XI (67), 0 ½ öör, Gustav II Adolf (64). 3 4 Fig. 7. Brooches from the St Mary s cemetery. hanseatic brooch, round brooch, 3 heart-shaped brooch with a crown, 4 small brooch. Jn 7. Püha Maarja kalmistult leitud sõled. hansasõlg, rõngassõlg, 3 krooniga südasõlg, 4 vitssõlg. 4

MArtin MAlVe, raido roog and Andres tvauri Fig. 8. Three flat ornamented bracelets dating from the 3th 5th century found from burial No. 00. Jn 8. Matus nr 00 juurest leitud kolm 3. 5. sajandist pärinevat lamedat ornamenteeritud käevõru. 3 4 5 6 7 7 8 9 Fig. 9. Rings from the St Mary s cemetery. fragment of a ring found from the prehistoric layer, 3 closed rings, 4 7 signet rings, 8 a ring decorated with a stone, 9 ring. Jn 9. Püha Maarja kalmistult leitud sõrmused. muinaskihist leitud sõrmuse katke, 3 lihtne vitssõrmus, 4 7 pitsatsõrmus, 8 kiviga sõrmus, 9 sõrmus. 3 4 Fig. 0. Different artefacts from the St Mary s cemetery. silver pendant, orthodox cross-pendant, 3 Jew s harp, 4 lead bullet. Jn 0. Püha Maarja kalmistult leitud esemed. hõberipats, õigeusu kaelarist, 3 parmupill, 4 pliikuul. 4

rescue excavation in st MArY s churchyard And its surroundings Fig.. Beads from the St Mary s cemetery. Jn. Püha Maarja kalmistult leitud helmed. 43

MArtin MAlVe, raido roog and Andres tvauri als included pendants, one of them a silver pendant (Fig. 0: ) and the other an orthodox Among the details from the clothing, pins and loops for attaching clothing, belt buckles and ing cleaned in the archaeological conservation laboratory of the University of tartu. 3 4 5 6 Fig.. Details of clothing from the St Mary s cemetery. belt buckle, loop for attaching clothing, 3 sewing needle, 4 button of greatcoat, 5 headpin, 6 textile fragment. Jn. Püha Maarja kalmistult leitud riietusega seotud leiud. vööpannal, rõivakinnitusaas, 3 õmblusnõel, 4 sineli nööp, 5 nööpnõel, 6 tekstiili katke. Skeletons the found skeletons are preserved in the depository of bones of the department of - early Modern period, st Mary s church used to serve as a Jesuit missionary church, it might be assumed that the origin and social composition of the buried individuals investigation a considerable amount of different pathologies are revealed in the osteological joints and spinal column (spondyloarthrosis, spondylosis and osteochondrosis), excessive 44

rescue excavation in st MArY s churchyard And its surroundings disease), infectious diseases (e. g. syphilis, occurred mostly on children skeletons (e. g. tures of mostly ribs and limb bones), luxa- (Fig. 3). in addition tumours (mostly benign tumours on skull, e. g. button osteo- sacrum, the partial or complete joining of and dental diseases (caries, teeth lost ante mortem, alveolar reduction, tartar, abscess- ment of tooth enamel) occurred. Fig. 3. Male cranium with a fatal cut wound on the right parietal bone. Jn 3. Surmav lõikehaav mehe kolju paremal kiiruluul. THE BUILDING OF THE JESUIT SCHOOL AND ACADEMIA GUSTAVIANA - Mary s church. Before that the building had been in the possession of the catho- into a university (Academia Dorpatensis, later Academia Gustaviana). the building 934, 30 36). Fig. 4. Eastern wall of Academia Gustaviana. Jn 4. Academia Gustaviana idamüür. been used as building material for the Photo / Foto: Kristel Külljastinen

MArtin MAlVe, raido roog and Andres tvauri - - - churchyard and the building of Academia Gustaviana - exact reconstructed plan of medieval tartu compiled by geodesist Uno hermann. THE AREA OF GREAT ST MARY S STREET the st Mary s churchyard and the school building (Fig. ). during the current investiga- (Polish Ulica Zaszko na) or street Beside the school (Polish Ulica Przeciwku szko y) st Mary s street (ger. Grosse-Marienstrasse removed many times, the soil level has been raised and the stones re-laid. the proof visible. the earlier pavement of cobbles had been preserved only in the paving level in Before founding the great st Mary s street the observed area had been housed Fig. 5. Two iron arrowheads probably originating from the 9th 4th century Russia. Jn 5. Kaks arvatavasti vene päritoluga nooleotsa 9. 4. sajandist. (TM A 88: 86, 860.) 46 the calque of the plan is in the archives of oü Arc Projekt in tartu.

rescue excavation in st MArY s churchyard And its surroundings the measurements of the mentioned buildings could not be ascertained. the remains of - PREHISTORIC LAYER tion activities. the observed layer included abundant shreds of slavic-type pottery and originates from the settlement adjacent to the fort of Yuryev of the grand Prince of the prehistoric layer studied on the southern side of the building of Jakobi the tartu hill fort did not reach there. SUMMARY the cemetery has been used from the second half of the 3th century to at least the begin- Academia Gustaviana, the initial building of the in the investigated area the natural soil level is covered by a stratum that originates from the settlement adjacent to the fort of Yuryev belonging to the grand

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PÄÄSTEKAEVAMISED TARTU PÜHA MAARJA KALMISTUL JA SELLE ÜMBRUSES 00. 0. AASTAL Martin Malve, Raido Roog ja Andres Tvauri Academia Dorpatensis e matust. - - - - - monoliitidena ja puhastatakse lahti labori tingimustes. deni. Varauusajal tegutses Maarja kirik jesuiitide misjonikirikuna, hiljem rootsi garnisoni ja tartu Ülikooli - vigastusega kolju (jn 3). 49

MArtin MAlVe, raido roog ja Andres tvauri olid needki lammutatud. - - Academia Gustaviana tatud keskaegse tartu rekonstruktsioonplaanil esitatuga. keskaegne nimetus pole teada, esimest korda mainitakse seda kirjalikes allikates 66. a. kas kooli taguse Ulica Zaszko na Ulica Przeciwku szko y Grosse-Marienstrasse) nime all. - pilised Vene aladel 9. 4. saj. kirjalikest allikatest on teada, et novgorodlased korraldasid 6. a tartusse - - - asula sinna ei ulatunud. -