TWO BRONZE AGE MINIATURE WAGON AND WHEEL BURIALS IN ENCS (NORTH‐EASTERN HUNGARY)

During an excavation of a Bronze Age, Füzesabony-culture cemetery at Encs (north-eastern Hungary), clay wagon model with spoked wheels (grave 1290) and three miniature solid were found 1389). Miniature wheel models in burials began to appear the Late Copper Age lasted until Iron Central Europe. Their presence allows several interpretations. These grave 1290 provide early evidence about appearance such Carpathian Basin. Focussing on two graves from Encs, this article reports AMS radiocarbon dates that suggest belong second millennium BC. The implications these finds are interpreted though comparative review both Füzesabony culture for