# EMESE SAGA

## HUNGARIAN PREHISTORY FROM THE BEGINNINGS TO KING ST. STEPHEN (1038)

#### Encyclopaedia Humana Hungarica 01.

## HISTORY

### Prehistory (József Szentpéteri)

### The Age of the Hungarian Conquest (József Szentpéteri)

### The Age of the Foundation of the State (Andrea Farkas)

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## THE HUNGARIAN LANGUAGE

### Introduction to the History of the Language (Margit Szakács)

### The Pre-Hungarian Period (Margit Szakács)

### The Early Hungarian Period (Margit Szakács)

### The Old Hungarian Period (Margit Szakács)

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## LITERATURE

### The Remains of Oral Tradition (Margit Szakács)

### The Beginning of Literacy (Margit Szakács)

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## ARTS

### Fine Arts (József Szentpéteri)

### Music (János Mezei)

### Dance (László Felföldi)

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## BELIEFS, RELIGION

### The Beliefs of the Pagan Hungarians (Péter Pokorny)

### The Beginning of Chrisitian Conversion (Judit Csikhon)

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## HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY

### Economic Geography (Péter Pokorny)

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## WAY OF LIFE

### Economy (Sándor Jóni)

### Craftsmanship (Sándor Jóni)

### Settlement and Dwelling Place (József Szentpéteri)

### Everyday Life

#### Labour Devision between Genders (Judit Csikhon - Sándor Jóni)

#### Clothing (József Szentpéteri)

#### Healing (József Szentpéteri)

Source: Encyclopaedia Humana Hungarica 01. CD-ROM, Encyclopaedia Humana Association, Budapest, 1996. | Library of Hungarian Studies