Spring at the University of Szeged. We are waiting for new students of religious studies here.🥳

3 popes in his life as a priest (ordained as priest in 1982). Probably at the age of 30 when the photo was made with John Paul II, Robert Prevost never even imagined, that he will be the pontifex maximus urbis Romae, episcopus Romanus, vicarius Iesu Christi, servus servorum Dei.

Belgrade, Institute of Archaeology: short visit with Visegrad and Western Balkans Fellowship. My study on Pannonian sanctuaries here: academia.edu/127167307/Sacr…

Just received this amazing book. Smells good and my chapter on Mithras in Sarmizegetusa you already know: academia.edu/124968870/The_…

All my webpages (academic and civilian) in one linke now: linktr.ee/TSzaboCsaba

We are getting there: our long-awaited book is expected to be published in late autumn. It will be the first book to focus exclusively on Roman sanctuaries in CEE and on the methods and limits of the archaeology of religion in practice. brill.com/display/title/…

A beautiful Mithraic relief from Zeugma discovered in 2015 now on display in the local museum: x.com/Anatolian2023/…

Historians are torchbearers for a mad world: lets not forget the fact, that Iran looks like this today because of this: theguardian.com/world/2016/jun…

doctor habilitatus - now officially at the University of Szeged.

Obituary of Manfred Clauss with a special focus on his long lasting impact on the study of Roman Mithras. Link: academia.edu/143295106/Manf…

Happy to share this interview published by the University of Szeged: u-szeged.hu/news-and-event…

Bronze statuette of Concordia from the house shrine (lararium) of Tamási. One of the most amazing finds of Pannonia. Certainly from an imperial workshop.

Review of the best archaeological monograph in the field of Mithraic stuies: academia.edu/143449638/Revi…

23rd international congress of history of religions: speaking about the recent state and possible future of materiality of Roman religion

The 23rd international congress of the International Association of History of Religions in Kraków was my second major event of this kind. 1100 scholars, 20-30 friends, 4 keynotes and 30 papers in 5 days and lots of new academic and personal contacts. Hope to see you soon!

This year is a special one!

A proud moment for the Hungarian literature, language and culture. So happy to see this! 3 Nobel prize winners for a small country in 3 years...that is insane.

Hungarian podcast about the recently discovered sanctuary of Mithras from Aquincum: abtk.hu/ismerettar/glo…