A Herman Ottó Múzeum Évkönyve 32. Kunt Ernő emlékére. (1994)

TANULMÁNYOK - FODOR István: A magyar őstörténet vázlata (magyar és angol nyelven)

„harmadikfű ló" = „third grass horse", 3 years old). This linguistic evidence is supported by archaeological finds as well. Graves often contain horse bones and carved bone bridle cheek bits. Even a wagon burial was discovered in the surroundings of Cheljabinsk. The Hungarian word "szekér" (cart) is of ancient Iranian origin just like some others such as „tehén" (cow), „tej" (milk) and „nemez" (felt), all of which illustrate the influence of these southern neighbours who had already attained a higher level of economic development. Bones of cattle and sheep as well as wheFig. 5. 117