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  1.Accessories The combs are interesting because in those years it was not very important to comb your hair, they found three in a grave. They also found two armbands in the same grave and four decorations buttons These are displayed in the museum because these combs are from a time in which those who had access to the combs were considered high-powered people with a series of privileges that the rest did not have     2. Utensils for preparing food Excavations revealed remains of some dairy products, a milk curd that remains a staple food today. They also found a cooking pot made of stone, two stories and a large stone with a hole in the center. This was placed on the fire and was used to cook the food that was placed on top. They used shells as spoons and scrapers. This is in the museum so that new generations can see the utensils that they used to have for cooking.     3. Brooches They used clover-shaped brooches to hold the clot...

 

We would like to thank the Hungarian team for allowing us to visit. Our students had an amazing time and we feel that they have benefited greatly from the visit. Norbert put together a very interesting program which we all enjoyed. A big thank you to all the families for opening up their homes and allow our students to stay.  Kristjana Hrönn and Lilja Dögg, teachers.   

 A post by Almar Örn Gærdbo Arnarson We arrived around lunch on Saturday the 13. of April. We got a bus to Eger and met our hosts there. We went straight to lunch at the house and got a tour of our rooms. After seeing our rooms we went to sleep. In the evening we went to see Csenge sing at a pub. On the next day, Sunday we went on a road trip and got on a boat and sailed around a lake. We also looked at some animals.  On Monday we went to Budapest. We got there early and walked around the city. Norbert told us about a lot of things about the early royal family. Then we went to the parliament. It was awesome. When we got home after Budapest we just had to rest a bit. On Tuesday we got around the school and after lunch we walked around Eger. Norbert showed us some important places and then we participated in a scavenger hunt. It was very fun but it was raining. After the program we all went together to a spa. It was very nice and relaxing. On Wednesday W...

 A post by Fannar Logi Waldorff Sigurðsson We started our Journey on the 12th April, and got there on the 13th April, in the evening. I went to the local football field where I played till dark. On the first full day I went on the mountain Eged and got to see the entire town and further. We went to Budapest to explore the city. We visited Hero Square, The parliament house and many other places.  The next day we were exploring the school and learning about the literature and history of Eger. After that we went on a treasure hunt around the town. Then ended that day with an amazing spa. We went exploring the bishop palace and visited the old wine sealer. Later that night we went bowling which was really relaxing. The best day was definitely Thursday when we went on the train to the national park and went looking into a cave. Then after that we had a barbeque where we cooked and talked late into the night. The last full day we started by going to visit the castle of Eger and the ...