Description
The Magyars: Their Life and Civilisation
Product Details
- Title: The Magyars: Their Life and Civilisation
- Author: Gyula László
- Publisher: Corvina; First Edition (January 1, 1997)
- Publication Date: 1999
- Format: Hardcover
- ISBN-13: 9789631348071
- ISBN-10: 9631348075
- Condition: Used - Like New
Overview
Renowned archaeologist and historian Gyula László masterfully combines rigorous academic research with compelling storytelling in The Magyars: Their Life and Civilisation. This work brings to life the everyday activities, customs, and history of the ancient Hungarians (Magyars) who settled in the Carpathian Basin over 1,100 years ago.
Drawing from fifty years of research, László paints a vivid picture of early Hungarian civilization, using archaeological discoveries, historical chronicles, linguistic studies, and scientific analyses to unravel the mysteries of Magyar origins and their Conquest Period. This book is essential reading for history enthusiasts, archaeologists, and anyone interested in Hungarian heritage.
Key Features
Detailed insights into Magyar history through archaeological and historical evidence.
Fifty years of groundbreaking research presented in an engaging narrative.
A rich compilation of sources, including chronicles and scientific studies.
Explores Magyar everyday life, social structure, and migration patterns.
Essential for historians, students, and those passionate about Hungarian culture.
Interesting Facts
The Magyars arrived in the Carpathian Basin in the 9th century, establishing the foundations of modern Hungary.
Archaeological findings from burial sites provide insights into their clothing, tools, and way of life.
The book integrates historical records from Byzantine and Arabic sources, offering a multi-perspective view of the Magyar past.
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