A 1011. szzadi temetk regionlis jellemzi a Keleti-Krptoktl a Dunig by Rvsz Lszl | Regional Characteristics of 10th & 11th Century Graveyards From the Eastern Carpathians to the Danube Product InformationISBN: 9789639987609 / 978-9639987609 ISBN-10: 9639987603 Product Type: HardcoverGenre: Archaeology, History, Medieval StudiesLanguage: Hungarian / MagyarPages: 536Publication Date: 2020Publisher: Martin Opitz KiadOverview A 1011. szzadi temetk regionlis jellemzi a Keleti-Krptoktl a Dunig by Rvsz Lszl is a groundbreaking archaeological study that examines the burial practices and regional characteristics of graveyards from the 10th and 11th centuries across a vast geographical area stretching from the Eastern Carpathians to the Danube River. This meticulously researched hardcover book provides a comprehensive analysis of the material culture, social structures, and cultural interactions of early medieval communities in this region.The book explores how burial customs varied across different regions, reflecting local traditions, ethnic identities, and external influences. Richly illustrated with maps, photographs, and diagrams, it offers readers an in-depth understanding of the historical and cultural dynamics of this pivotal period in Central and Eastern European history.Hungarian Translation – Overview (Attekints) Az A 1011. szzadi temetk regionlis jellemzi a Keleti-Krptoktl a Dunig , amelyet Rvsz Lszl rt, egy ttr rgszeti tanulmny, amely a 10. s 11. szzadi temetkezsi szoksokat s a srhelyek regionlis sajtossgait vizsglja a Keleti-Krptoktl a Duna menti terletekig terjed nagy fldrajzi trsgben. Ez az alaposan kutatott kemnyborts knyv rszletes elemzst nyjt az anyagi kultra, trsadalmi struktrk s kulturlis klcsnhatsokrl a kzpkori korai kzssgekben ebben a rgiban.A knyv bemutatja, hogyan vltoztak a temetkezsi szoksok a klnbz rgikban, tkrzve a helyi hagyomnyokat, etnikai identitsokat s kls hatsokat. Gazdag illusztrcikkal, trkpekkel, fotkkal s diagramokkal elltva ez a m mly betekintst nyjt a Kzp- s Kelet-Eurpa trtnelmi s kulturlis dinamikjba ebben a kulcsfontossg korszakban.Product Features Format & Dimensions: Hardcover, durable and elegant design ideal for academic libraries and collectorsPage Count: 536 pagesContent Highlights: Detailed analysis of burial practices, grave goods, and regional differences; focus on cultural and ethnic interactionsSpecial Features: Includes maps, illustrations, photographs, and diagrams; extensive footnotes and references for further researchTarget Audience: Archaeologists, historians, medievalists, researchers, and enthusiasts of Central and Eastern European historyInteresting Facts A Window into Early Medieval Society The 10th and 11th centuries were a transformative period in Central and Eastern Europe, marked by the consolidation of new political entities, the spread of Christianity, and the interaction of diverse ethnic groups.Burial practices during this time provide valuable insights into social hierarchies, religious beliefs, and cultural identities.Regional Variations in Burial Customs The book highlights significant regional differences in burial customs, such as the orientation of graves, the types of grave goods, and the construction of burial mounds. These variations reflect local traditions and external influences, such as Byzantine, Slavic, and nomadic cultures.Ethnic and Cultural Interactions The region between the Eastern Carpathians and the Danube was a melting pot of ethnic groups, including Hungarians, Slavs, Avars, and others. The analysis of graveyards sheds light on how these groups interacted and coexisted.Rich Visual Content The book is lavishly illustrated with over 200 images, including detailed maps, excavation photographs, and reconstructions of burial sites. These visuals enhance the readers understanding of the archaeological findings and bring the early medieval world to life.A Landmark Publication Published by Martin Opitz Kiad&oa