Jucu de Sus, com. Jucu, jud. Cluj. Punct: Râtul boilor (parcul industrial TETAROM III).

The nine inhumation graves encountered in this season’s excavation, all of which are orientated west-east, form part of the previously excavated 11th–12th century cemetery, with the silver earring (SF004) being very similar in form to those previously found. The graves are all cut through a Roman occupation layer associated with the villa rustica, which is situated approximately 10m outside the western edge of the trench. A number of the graves had suffered from some disturbance from animal activity. The one cremation burial was also similar in form to those found in 2007, although it had been very heavily truncated by modern construction activity, and seems to be part of the 8th – the first half of the 9th century cemetery. The post-holes formed a cluster in the north-east part of the trench and seemed to be in a curvi-linear alignment, with an outlier on the western edge. The majority of the post-holes are located in an area that is devoid of burials and this may suggest that they relate to a structure within the cemetery that was contemporary with the burials. One of the post-holes [157] did cut through a burial (Grave 11), although its appearance was different to the others and it may be modern in origin.