2020.04.23.
Čoka The documents first mention it as Chaka in 1247 as the property of the son of Ban Kelemenös, the royal governor of Pongrácz, but in […]
2020.04.23.
Žitište The settlement was founded by the Szentgyörgyi family in the Middle Ages. The surviving documents mention its name for the first time in 1319. During […]
2020.04.23.
Novo Miloševo The settlement got its Hungarian name after a landowner named Beldora. It is first mentioned in 1331 on the basis of the surviving documents.The […]
2020.03.06.
Reszke The township situated at the right bank of the backwater of Tisza was first mentioned in 1439. The village, which had been destroyed during the […]
2020.03.06.
Mihálytelek, Szentmihálytelek The settlement with its origins going back to the Árpád Period was built as a crossing point next to the Tisza estuary of the […]
2019.12.18.
The research team started work June 1, 2018.
In the project 6 researchers (including a professional photographer) carrried out field work in more […]
2019.11.28.
2019.11.28.
Conference location: Fekete ház (Szeged, Somogyi Street 13.) Invitation to presentation of the Great Szeged Architectural Guide Program of the project closing conference
2019.11.27.
