The 9-10th century Hungarian bow added to the list of Hungaricums
At the end of last month, 9-10th century Hungarian bow added to the list of Hungaricums.
“Hungaricum” (also spelled “hungarikum”) is a term most often used for food products that are typically Hungarian, some of the best-known examples being Pick téliszalámi, pálinka and Túró Rudi. It is also used to refer to anything else typically Hungarian, such as indigenous plants, animals and even customs. –wikipedia.
The 9-10th century bow used by Hungarian warriors was the most outstanding weapon of its time, and the military technology has proven nearly unbeatable in Europe for a long time.
based on article of hungarianambiance.com
Source: http://hungarikum.hu
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