Szabina Merva, Methodological approaches to the archaeology on ninth–tenth-century sites in Hungary. The current state of research. ANTAEUS: COMMUNICATIONES EX INSTITUTO ARCHAEOLOGICO ACADEMIAE SCIENTIARUM HUNGARICAE 35-36 (2018) 311-326. By Szabina Merva

https://www.academia.edu/38173956/Szabina_Merva_Methodological_approaches_to_the_archaeology_on_ninth_tenth_century_sites_in_Hungary_The_current_state_of_research_ANTAEUS_COMMUNICATIONES_EX_INSTITUTO_ARCHAEOLOGICO_ACADEMIAE_SCIENTIARUM_HUNGARICAE_35_36_2018_311_326?nav_from=e8d635c6-7b98-4404-83ce-eece7c88af83 The study explores methodological approaches in the archaeology of ninth and tenth-century sites in Hungary, focusing on the complexities surrounding chronological definitions and social organization influenced by the Hungarian Conquest. It evaluates the survival of late Avar and Slav populations, assimilation patterns, and the challenges in establishing a reliable archaeological chronology, particularly through ceramic studies and settlement archaeology. The findings suggest diverse interpretations of population dynamics and continuity in the archaeological record, highlighting the need for refined methodologies and interdisciplinary approaches in further research. ...