New sites from the Scythian Period on the right bank of the Danube : Data to the Connections of the Vekerzug and Hallstatt Cultures from the Territory of Budapest

Recent archaeological research in Budapest has uncovered new sites from the Scythian Period, providing significant evidence of cultural connections between the Vekerzug and Hallstatt cultures along the right bank of the Danube. The study, conducted by Farkas Márton Tóth, reveals insights into the material culture and societal interactions of these periods, contributing to a better understanding of the region's prehistory. Through systematic excavations and analysis of artifacts, the research highlights the dynamic exchange of cultural elements between these two distinct but interconnected groups during the late Bronze Age and early Iron Age.

Tóth, F. M. (2019). New sites from the Scythian Period on the right bank of the Danube : Data to the Connections of the Vekerzug and Hallstatt Cultures from the Territory of Budapest. Študijné Zvesti Archeologického Ústavu SAV, 2019(supplement 1), 475–491. https://doi.org/10.31577/szausav.2019.suppl.1.29