Árpád-kori Falurekonstrukció
Open-air presentation site in Tiszaalpár with houses, free-standing ovens and tools of Árpád-era village life, based on archaeological finds.
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About the museum
The basic idea behind the village reconstruction, completed in 2000, is to present the settlement structure uncovered by excavations. The structures reflect everyday village life in the Árpád era: every house, free-standing oven and other building was made at original size, based on the finds from the excavations, using only materials that were also available in that period. The small open-air museum is more crowded than the original, because a real village would have spread over 4–6 hectares. Tiszaalpár and its surroundings have been inhabited since the Bronze Age, as the many archaeological finds and sites attest. The presentation site is run by the Kiskunság National Park Directorate.
Highlights
- Árpád-era houses at original size
- Free-standing ovens and early medieval tools
- Village scene built from archaeological finds
Permanent exhibition
- Árpád-kori falurekonstrukció – Presentation of a residential complex and tools typical of the early Middle Ages, in original-size structures built from excavation finds.
- Founded
- 2000
- Operated by
- Kiskunsági Nemzeti Park Igazgatóság
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