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This drastic change in funeral practices also means a transition from the Middle to the Late Bronze Age in the general region. 2 However, the introduction of a new cosmological 3 doctrine
Tiszazugi mikroregionális régészeti topográfiai kutatások: célok, módszertani alapok és az első év eredményei
Microregional archaeological topographical research in the Tiszazug, Eastern Hungary: Aims of the research, methodological background, and results of the first year
képviseltetik magukat. 5. kép. Neolitikus és kora rézkori edénykészletek. Az egyes kategóriák előfordulási gyakorisága (világoskék: ritka; sötét: gyakori) Fig. 5 . Neolithic and Early Copper Age pottery. Frequency of each category (light blue: rare; dark
requires a brief reflection on 150 or so publications. The smallest group comprises works that publish or examine sources from the Middle Ages; the next group, testaments from the 16th and 17th centuries, has attracted the attention of a significantly
Calvary of King Matthias Corvinus in the Treasury of Esztergom Cathedral , Budapest , 1983 . Kovács , Éva : L’âge d’or de l’orfèvrerie parisienne au temps des princes de Valois , Dijon , 2004 . Kreytenberg , Gert : Orcagna’s Tabernacle in
1909. 75 As a result of mutually encouraging efforts at the turn of the century, soil science gradually became independent from geology worldwide. However, scientists in the early modern age did not yet have access to the analytical methods and
Modéliser la prise de Constantinople (1204) •
Les lettres fictives de Boncompagno da Signa et leur intertextualité
et traduite par E. Faral [ Les Classiques de l'histoire de France au Moyen Âge 18–19]. Paris 1938–1939, 2 vol. 2 Lettre éditée dans Die Register Innocenz III. 7. Pontifikatsjahr, 1204–1205 . Éd. O. Hageneder et al. Wien 1997, n° 152, 253–262. 3
policy in 1958. However, these ideas […] were put into action only later and gradually, and they laid the foundations for a sustained cultural upswing in the 1960s and 1970s, as well as for a golden age at turn of those decades.” ( Berend T. et al., 1989
The investigation of ninth–eleventh century burials from Himod (NW Hungary)
Physical anthropology data in the light of artifact typology
development, the site was not fully explored. However, in spite of this limitation, features belonging to various periods were found in a 500 m long and 7 m wide section ( Fig. 1 ). Prehistoric finds represented the Linearband, Lengyel and Late Copper Age
from the interview with Péter Várnai in 1979 1 and the other as told to Eckhard Roelcke in 2003 2 – differ in some details but in both, Ligeti asserted having read Krúdy at the age of five, conceding both times that this was not exactly age
Research and data collection While the archaeological and historical research of childhood in the Early Middle Ages has a long tradition in central and northern Europe, in Italy, the topic has only become the subject of
