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The Keszthely culture was a mixed Romanised population[1][2]-Germanic-Avar, Christian enclave located in present-day Hungary, from the 6th century until the first half of the 7th century. These people could be found near the northern part of Lake Balaton and around Keszthely in a roughly 30 km area.[3][4][5][6] The culture had faded out by the 7th century.[3][4]
Many people of this culture were craftsmen, abducted[7] or invited to that region in the mid-6th century by the Avars. These settlers, or slaves, came from the Balkans, Dalmatia, the eastern Alpine region and the Germanic lands.[3]
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- ^ Müller, Róbert (2018). "Romani et Barbari in der Keszthely-Kultur". Antaeus: Communicationes Ex Instituto Archaeologico Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae (in German). 35–36: 157. doi:10.62149/Antaeus.35-36.2018_06. ISSN 0238-0218.
- ^ a b c Müller, Róbert (2020). A Keszthely-Kultúra Ma [The Keszthely-Culture Today].
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