Viktória Kiss summarises the results of a nearly 10-year-long research in her newly published book ‘Bronze Age Life Stories from Hungary (3rd–2nd millennia BC)’, disseminating knowledge in an easily accessible style while also meeting high scientific standards. One of the aims of the Lendület/Momentum research project, which she has been leading since 2015, was to explore the history of Bronze Age societies, including the life stories of individuals living 4,000 years ago, using multidisciplinary approaches. The book is now available in both English and Hungarian and will be officially launched at the MTA 200 event in October 2025.



