Munkácsi Bernát - A régi magyar lovas temetkezés keleti változatai BK24-204477

This scholarly study by Bernát Munkácsi examines the horse burials of the Hungarians who settled the Carpathian Basin and their parallels with eastern cultures. Munkácsi, a leading Hungarian linguist, Turkologist and ethnographer, traces the connections between the early Hungarian tribes and the burial traditions of the nomadic peoples of the East.

The book presents the finds from the excavated graves and shows that the horse was more than a working animal to its owner: it accompanied its master even in death. It is a valuable choice for readers interested in early Hungarian history and ethnography.

This 2022 edition from Nemzeti Örökség Kiadó has 59 pages and comes in a softcover with adhesive binding.