Abstract
The canabae of Brigetio is the least known part of the ancient city, where until recently no systematic research has been conducted. This changed in 2014 when rescue excavations were commenced next to the Danube at Szőny-Dunapart due to the construction of flood control dam between Komárom and Almásfüzitő. Here the most interesting find was already made in the first year with the discovery of the first Roman baths in Brigetio. The next year east of this complex two horrea were identified. The excavations were carried out for another two years until 2017, which brought 231 coins to light.