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This archaeological site is a reminder that a place can hold more than one city at once, with earlier layers preserved beneath what later generations built above it. Archaeological sites like this are often where pottery, foundations, post-holes, or other buried remains help reconstruct everyday life long after the original structures have vanished. The Hungarian name, if you encounter it in local references, would be part of the site’s own history of use, mapping, and study. Even without a grand monument above ground, a site like this connects the present to the people who lived, worked, and moved through the area centuries ago.
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