Gábor Ilon
Biographic Data
| ID | 6337259 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gábor Ilon |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gábor |
| FAMILY NAME | Ilon |
| SIGNATURE | ILON G |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Miskolc |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5964-7189 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Könyvismertetés: Makarowicz, Przemysław & Kochkin, Ihor T. (eds.): Bukivna. An elite Bronze Age barrow necropolis on the Upper Dniester. Archaeologia Bimaris Monographies vol. 10. Poznań, 2025. p. 374
New data to the Bell Beaker period from Vas County (Western Hungary): New settlements of the Bell Beaker complex and other archaeological periods on a site on the outskirts of Bucsu
Our current understanding of the Bell Beaker complex is based on sites in the area of Budapest and a few in the territory of today's Western Hungary and Eastern Austria. This study presents a reassessment of the related sites in Vas County: Bucsu–Hosszú-Aszú-dűlő, Csepreg, Szombathely–Zanat, and Vát–Rátka-patak keleti oldala [‘the eastern bank of Rátka Stream’], and includes a detailed discussion of the find material and features excavated in 200…
New specimen of an Early Iron Age brooch type from Western Transdanubia: A stray find from Simaság
The museum obtained the two-loop nodular (or knobbed) bow brooch, a stray find, in 1970. The jewellery, 66 mm long and weighing 22.6 g, is still in good condition today. Its shape is a mixture of Types 6a and 6d in Stane Gabrovec’s system, which were in vogue in the Ha C1–2 phases, i.e., from the mid-8th to the mid-7th centuries BC. In lack of a find context and accompanying finds, the artefact in focus cannot be dated more precisely within this …
A bronze “pendant” from the outskirts of Ménfőcsanak (North-West Hungary)
The paper presents a stray find, part of the archaeological record of the Late Bronze Age settlement and cemetery discovered in Győr-Ménfőcsanak-Széles-földek-dűlő. The cast “wheel-shaped pendant” has three close analogies: one from an unknown site in Hungary, another from a depot in Slovakia, and the third from a lakeside settlement in Switzerland. The “pendant” could be assigned to the late Urnfield Culture (Ha B1)
The Vámoscsalád-Kavicsbánya Site (Vas County): Preliminary Results of the Evaluation of the Lithic Assemblage
The archaeological artefacts of the Vámoscsalád-Kavicsbánya site were discovered, collected and preserved by István Marton and his brother, András Marton, mineral collectors from Mesterháza, in about 2015. The slight elevation on a terrace of the Répce River was mined for the M86 highway in 2012–2013. Apart from knapped stone tools, the main subject of our paper, several polished serpentinite and greenschist tools have been recovered from the sit…
Halomsíros kocsimodell töredéke Mesterházáról (Nyugat-Magyarország, Vas megye)
Jelen tanulmányomban egy magántulajdonban lévő kocsimodell töredékét mutatom be. Ez egy, a Halomsíros kultúra kezdetére keltezhető (BB1), de erőteljes Věteřov kerámiaművességi hagyományokat mutató, a központi nyilvántartásban nem szereplő településről származik. Ugyanúgy szórvány, mint az ott felszedett bronz balta és tű. Mindezek a tárgyak tovább színesítik azt a kulturális (Gáta-Wieselburg, Věteřov, Litzen, Halomsíros) keveredést, amelyet az ut…
Grindstone: Grinding… and Human Sacrifice? Why
Three features, dated to diverse periods of prehistory (Neolithic: Transdanubian Linear Pottery Culture; Bronze Age: Tumulus culture; Iron Age: Celtic Period) are presented in the current study. One of our main goals is to encourage the introduction of an otherwise generally accepted protocol for the investigation and sampling of similar phenomena to Hungarian archaeological research. The method focuses on the examination of 1, complete or partia…
Daten zur Frage der prehistorischen oder antiken goldenen Stimmarke und der keltischen Silbermünzen: Ménfőcsanak, West-Transdanubien, Ungarn
new data on prehistoric or antique golden ingots and celtic silvercoins: Mnfcsanak, West-transdanubia, hungary the analysis of the weight and size data of the scythian bronze arrowheads and their connection to the buildings of the Hallstatt culture and their role in the local war events would have been a tempting subject of this study. However, I had to abandon this possibility for several reasons. Instead one ingot, a golden disc is discussed he…
Skythische Spiralringe oder Piercings aus West-Transdanubien und ihre Symbolik
Cemetery of the late Tumulus – early Urnfield period at Balatonfűzfő, Hungary
On the outskirts of Balatonfűzfő, an excavation was carried out by Sylvia K. Palágyi between 1991–1994 as a continuation of the excavation in 1966 that preceded the construction of the so-called Delta junction of roads no. 71–72. In 1992–1993, during the excavation of a Roman Age pottery workshop five graves of a late Tumulus – early Urnfield period (Br D2–Ha A1) cemetery came to light. Each cremation grave (with the cremated remains either scatt…
The Early and Late Roman Rural Cemetery at Nemesbőd (Vas County, Hungary)
Opfergrube der Hügelgräberkultur in der Gemarkung von Ménfőcsanak Spiralornament Auf Einem Tonfries Eines Gebäudes
Bothros of the Tumulus culture found at the state administrational boundary of Ménfőcsanak . Spiral decoration on the clay frieze of a building . The report focuses on only one feature of the preventive archaeological excavation performed on an area of 277,165 m 2 . In addition to the bones of cattle, domesticated pig, sheep and sheep/goat, as well as carp and pike in the pit, the skeleton of a child (aging between 5 and 8) identified as Inf. I/I…
Slovakia and Hungary
This article takes a look at Slovakia and Hungary in the Bronze Age, the former being rich in copper, gold, iron, and tin at that time. It first describes the setting and natural conditions of these two countries, and then discusses the chronological systems. The article then shifts to a detailed discussion of the Early and Middle Bronze Ages in Slovakia and Hungary, which featured three basic geographical areas: the Danube and Tisza interfluves,…
Brotlaibidole aus Vép (Komitat Vas, Westtransdanubien, Ungarn)
Preceding the building of a residential community a rescue excavation was carried out east of Szombathely at Vép in 2005. The site provided finds and phenomena from distinct archaeological periods. One of the unearthed pit complexes, Feature 169 contained specific vessel fragments and three loaf-shaped idols (Brotlaibidole) which are subjects for the present study. These finds can be dated to the end of the Bz A2 period and possibly to the beginn…
Über die Zusammenhänge Zwischen Siedlungsnetz und Metallurgie im Gebiet Nordwesttransdanubiens in der Spätbronzezeit
On the connection between settlement patterns and metallurgy in the Late Bronze Age of Northwestern-Transdanubia . The study classifies the settlements of the Late Bronze Age Umfield culture with regard to the material remains of craftsmanship and bronze metallurgy (e.g. moulds, metallurgical tools and cakes), and their clustering (Figs 1–2) in the examined territory. The final conclusion is that the terms small settlements — sub-centres — centre…
A Scythian pintadera from Sé
Csészésmarkolatú kard Csöngéről (Vas megye)
Pápa város keleti palánkjának szondázása
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Pápa város keleti palánkjának szondázása
Csészésmarkolatú kard Csöngéről (Vas megye)
A Scythian pintadera from Sé
Über die Zusammenhänge Zwischen Siedlungsnetz und Metallurgie im Gebiet Nordwesttransdanubiens in der Spätbronzezeit
On the connection between settlement patterns and metallurgy in the Late Bronze Age of Northwestern-Transdanubia . The study classifies the settlements of the Late Bronze Age Umfield culture with regard to the material remains of craftsmanship and bronze metallurgy (e.g. moulds, metallurgical tools and cakes), and their clustering (Figs 1–2) in the examined territory. The final conclusion is that the terms small settlements — sub-centres — centre…
Slovakia and Hungary
This article takes a look at Slovakia and Hungary in the Bronze Age, the former being rich in copper, gold, iron, and tin at that time. It first describes the setting and natural conditions of these two countries, and then discusses the chronological systems. The article then shifts to a detailed discussion of the Early and Middle Bronze Ages in Slovakia and Hungary, which featured three basic geographical areas: the Danube and Tisza interfluves,…
Brotlaibidole aus Vép (Komitat Vas, Westtransdanubien, Ungarn)
Preceding the building of a residential community a rescue excavation was carried out east of Szombathely at Vép in 2005. The site provided finds and phenomena from distinct archaeological periods. One of the unearthed pit complexes, Feature 169 contained specific vessel fragments and three loaf-shaped idols (Brotlaibidole) which are subjects for the present study. These finds can be dated to the end of the Bz A2 period and possibly to the beginn…
Opfergrube der Hügelgräberkultur in der Gemarkung von Ménfőcsanak Spiralornament Auf Einem Tonfries Eines Gebäudes
Bothros of the Tumulus culture found at the state administrational boundary of Ménfőcsanak . Spiral decoration on the clay frieze of a building . The report focuses on only one feature of the preventive archaeological excavation performed on an area of 277,165 m 2 . In addition to the bones of cattle, domesticated pig, sheep and sheep/goat, as well as carp and pike in the pit, the skeleton of a child (aging between 5 and 8) identified as Inf. I/I…
The Early and Late Roman Rural Cemetery at Nemesbőd (Vas County, Hungary)
Cemetery of the late Tumulus – early Urnfield period at Balatonfűzfő, Hungary
On the outskirts of Balatonfűzfő, an excavation was carried out by Sylvia K. Palágyi between 1991–1994 as a continuation of the excavation in 1966 that preceded the construction of the so-called Delta junction of roads no. 71–72. In 1992–1993, during the excavation of a Roman Age pottery workshop five graves of a late Tumulus – early Urnfield period (Br D2–Ha A1) cemetery came to light. Each cremation grave (with the cremated remains either scatt…
Skythische Spiralringe oder Piercings aus West-Transdanubien und ihre Symbolik
Daten zur Frage der prehistorischen oder antiken goldenen Stimmarke und der keltischen Silbermünzen: Ménfőcsanak, West-Transdanubien, Ungarn
new data on prehistoric or antique golden ingots and celtic silvercoins: Mnfcsanak, West-transdanubia, hungary the analysis of the weight and size data of the scythian bronze arrowheads and their connection to the buildings of the Hallstatt culture and their role in the local war events would have been a tempting subject of this study. However, I had to abandon this possibility for several reasons. Instead one ingot, a golden disc is discussed he…
Grindstone: Grinding… and Human Sacrifice? Why
Three features, dated to diverse periods of prehistory (Neolithic: Transdanubian Linear Pottery Culture; Bronze Age: Tumulus culture; Iron Age: Celtic Period) are presented in the current study. One of our main goals is to encourage the introduction of an otherwise generally accepted protocol for the investigation and sampling of similar phenomena to Hungarian archaeological research. The method focuses on the examination of 1, complete or partia…
Halomsíros kocsimodell töredéke Mesterházáról (Nyugat-Magyarország, Vas megye)
Jelen tanulmányomban egy magántulajdonban lévő kocsimodell töredékét mutatom be. Ez egy, a Halomsíros kultúra kezdetére keltezhető (BB1), de erőteljes Věteřov kerámiaművességi hagyományokat mutató, a központi nyilvántartásban nem szereplő településről származik. Ugyanúgy szórvány, mint az ott felszedett bronz balta és tű. Mindezek a tárgyak tovább színesítik azt a kulturális (Gáta-Wieselburg, Věteřov, Litzen, Halomsíros) keveredést, amelyet az ut…
A bronze “pendant” from the outskirts of Ménfőcsanak (North-West Hungary)
The paper presents a stray find, part of the archaeological record of the Late Bronze Age settlement and cemetery discovered in Győr-Ménfőcsanak-Széles-földek-dűlő. The cast “wheel-shaped pendant” has three close analogies: one from an unknown site in Hungary, another from a depot in Slovakia, and the third from a lakeside settlement in Switzerland. The “pendant” could be assigned to the late Urnfield Culture (Ha B1)
The Vámoscsalád-Kavicsbánya Site (Vas County): Preliminary Results of the Evaluation of the Lithic Assemblage
The archaeological artefacts of the Vámoscsalád-Kavicsbánya site were discovered, collected and preserved by István Marton and his brother, András Marton, mineral collectors from Mesterháza, in about 2015. The slight elevation on a terrace of the Répce River was mined for the M86 highway in 2012–2013. Apart from knapped stone tools, the main subject of our paper, several polished serpentinite and greenschist tools have been recovered from the sit…
New data to the Bell Beaker period from Vas County (Western Hungary): New settlements of the Bell Beaker complex and other archaeological periods on a site on the outskirts of Bucsu
Our current understanding of the Bell Beaker complex is based on sites in the area of Budapest and a few in the territory of today's Western Hungary and Eastern Austria. This study presents a reassessment of the related sites in Vas County: Bucsu–Hosszú-Aszú-dűlő, Csepreg, Szombathely–Zanat, and Vát–Rátka-patak keleti oldala [‘the eastern bank of Rátka Stream’], and includes a detailed discussion of the find material and features excavated in 200…
New specimen of an Early Iron Age brooch type from Western Transdanubia: A stray find from Simaság
The museum obtained the two-loop nodular (or knobbed) bow brooch, a stray find, in 1970. The jewellery, 66 mm long and weighing 22.6 g, is still in good condition today. Its shape is a mixture of Types 6a and 6d in Stane Gabrovec’s system, which were in vogue in the Ha C1–2 phases, i.e., from the mid-8th to the mid-7th centuries BC. In lack of a find context and accompanying finds, the artefact in focus cannot be dated more precisely within this …
Könyvismertetés: Makarowicz, Przemysław & Kochkin, Ihor T. (eds.): Bukivna. An elite Bronze Age barrow necropolis on the Upper Dniester. Archaeologia Bimaris Monographies vol. 10. Poznań, 2025. p. 374
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