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A significant segment of public archaeology is connected to re-enacters who perform experiments thought to be ‘authentic’, i. e. representing the historical past as accurately as possible. These undertakings can rarely go beyond the reconstruction of elements of material culture and hardly challenge historical conceptions. Nevertheless, they are intriguing from a modern cultural point of view as representations of cultural heritage. The present piece concerns with such experiments carried out by Hungarian ‘Viking’ re-enacters.

‘Magyars and Vikings in the Same Boat'. Public Archaeology and Experimental Re-Enactment in Hungary