Hungarian National Museum

Late Bronze Age Daggers from Transdanubia, West Hungary

Abstract The study deals with the bronze daggers from Western Hungary, Transdanubia, dated to the Late Bronze Age (Br B2–Ha B3) according to local research traditions, originating from hoards, graves, settlements, rivers, and as isolated finds. These artefacts were documented as...

Characterization of Uromyces muscari and first confirmed report on Muscari armeniacum in Hungary

Abstract Muscari species are widely cultivated, popular ornamental plants in Europe, but are susceptible to rust fungi, which can substantially reduce their aesthetic value and overall fitness. In May 2023, characteristic rust fungus-like symptoms were observed on M. armeniacum p...

Resurrection from Dinosaur Footprints: Shifting from a Coal Mining Past to a ‘Geoheritage’ Future. The Successful Shift of Komló city (Mecsek Mountains, Hungary, Europe)

Abstract A new exhibition centred around the 3D, 1:1 scale artistic reconstruction of the hypothetical Jurassic dinosaurs that left Komlosaurus carbonis isp. footprints and track sites (Hettangian, Early Jurassic) in the deltaic facies of the Mecsek Mountains (South Hungary, Cent...