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• I. INTRODUCTION ; Problems to be Considered in the Discourse ; Contextualisation of the Historical Events in the Christianisation of Hungary ; Contextualisation of the Notion of Christianisation, and Issues with Baptism ; II. RESEARCH TRENDS IN THE HISTORICAL AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL STUDIES ON THE CHRISTIANISATION OF HUNGARY ; Archaeology in the Interpretation of the Christianisation of Medieval Hungary ; Results and Problems in the Archaeological Research of Christianisation ; Elements of Secular and Ecclesiastical Power – The Castle System and Church Organisation ; III. SOURCES, METHODS AND APPROACHES ; Spatial Approaches to Christianisation and State Formation ; Written Evidence Connected to Christianisation ; Types of Archaeological Data Considered and their Issues ; IV. SPATIAL ANALYSIS OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL MATERIAL – MODELLING CHRISTIANISATION ; Primary Questions and Methods ; The Eleventh Century ; Central Power and Christianisation in the Eleventh Century ; Ecclesiastical Centres as Places of Central Power in the Eleventh Century ; Rural Sites and Christianisation in the Eleventh Century ; The Twelfth Century ; V. HISTORICAL THEORIES AND THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL MATERIAL OF CHRISTIANISATION COMPARED TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE PAROCHIAL NETWORK ; Precedents and Influences on the Ecclesiastical System ; The Role of Royal Churches ; VI. CONCLUSIONS ; APPENDIX ; Field Cemeteries (Fig. 33.) ; Churches of the 11th Century (Fig. 34.) ; Transitional Cemeteries of the 11th Century (Fig. 35) ; Monasteries of the 11th Century (Fig. 36.) ; Bishoprics of the 11th Century (Fig. 37.) ; Castles of the 11th Century (Fig. 38.) ; Churches of the 12th Century (Fig. 39.) ; Transitional Cemeteries of the 12th Century (Fig. 40.) ; Monasteries of the 12th Century457 (Fig. 41.) ; Bishoprics in the 12th Century458 (Fig. 42.) ; Castles in the 12th Century459 (Fig. 43.) ; BIBLIOGRAPHY

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• I. INTRODUCTION ; Problems to be Considered in the Discourse ; Contextualisation of the Historical Events in the Christianisation of Hungary ; Contextualisation of the Notion of Christianisation, and Issues with Baptism ; II. RESEARCH TRENDS IN THE HISTORICAL AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL STUDIES ON THE CHRISTIANISATION OF HUNGARY ; Archaeology in the Interpretation of the Christianisation of Medieval Hungary ; Results and Problems in the Archaeological Research of Christianisation ; Elements of Secular and Ecclesiastical Power – The Castle System and Church Organisation ; III. SOURCES, METHODS AND APPROACHES ; Spatial Approaches to Christianisation and State Formation ; Written Evidence Connected to Christianisation ; Types of Archaeological Data Considered and their Issues ; IV. SPATIAL ANALYSIS OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL MATERIAL – MODELLING CHRISTIANISATION ; Primary Questions and Methods ; The Eleventh Century ; Central Power and Christianisation in the Eleventh Century ; Ecclesiastical Centres as Places of Central Power in the Eleventh Century ; Rural Sites and Christianisation in the Eleventh Century ; The Twelfth Century ; V. HISTORICAL THEORIES AND THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL MATERIAL OF CHRISTIANISATION COMPARED TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE PAROCHIAL NETWORK ; Precedents and Influences on the Ecclesiastical System ; The Role of Royal Churches ; VI. CONCLUSIONS ; APPENDIX ; Field Cemeteries (Fig. 33.) ; Churches of the 11th Century (Fig. 34.) ; Transitional Cemeteries of the 11th Century (Fig. 35) ; Monasteries of the 11th Century (Fig. 36.) ; Bishoprics of the 11th Century (Fig. 37.) ; Castles of the 11th Century (Fig. 38.) ; Churches of the 12th Century (Fig. 39.) ; Transitional Cemeteries of the 12th Century (Fig. 40.) ; Monasteries of the 12th Century457 (Fig. 41.) ; Bishoprics in the 12th Century458 (Fig. 42.) ; Castles in the 12th Century459 (Fig. 43.) ; BIBLIOGRAPHY

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• I. INTRODUCTION ; Problems to be Considered in the Discourse ; Contextualisation of the Historical Events in the Christianisation of Hungary ; Contextualisation of the Notion of Christianisation, and Issues with Baptism ; II. RESEARCH TRENDS IN THE HISTORICAL AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL STUDIES ON THE CHRISTIANISATION OF HUNGARY ; Archaeology in the Interpretation of the Christianisation of Medieval Hungary ; Results and Problems in the Archaeological Research of Christianisation ; Elements of Secular and Ecclesiastical Power – The Castle System and Church Organisation ; III. SOURCES, METHODS AND APPROACHES ; Spatial Approaches to Christianisation and State Formation ; Written Evidence Connected to Christianisation ; Types of Archaeological Data Considered and their Issues ; IV. SPATIAL ANALYSIS OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL MATERIAL – MODELLING CHRISTIANISATION ; Primary Questions and Methods ; The Eleventh Century ; Central Power and Christianisation in the Eleventh Century ; Ecclesiastical Centres as Places of Central Power in the Eleventh Century ; Rural Sites and Christianisation in the Eleventh Century ; The Twelfth Century ; V. HISTORICAL THEORIES AND THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL MATERIAL OF CHRISTIANISATION COMPARED TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE PAROCHIAL NETWORK ; Precedents and Influences on the Ecclesiastical System ; The Role of Royal Churches ; VI. CONCLUSIONS ; APPENDIX ; Field Cemeteries (Fig. 33.) ; Churches of the 11th Century (Fig. 34.) ; Transitional Cemeteries of the 11th Century (Fig. 35) ; Monasteries of the 11th Century (Fig. 36.) ; Bishoprics of the 11th Century (Fig. 37.) ; Castles of the 11th Century (Fig. 38.) ; Churches of the 12th Century (Fig. 39.) ; Transitional Cemeteries of the 12th Century (Fig. 40.) ; Monasteries of the 12th Century457 (Fig. 41.) ; Bishoprics in the 12th Century458 (Fig. 42.) ; Castles in the 12th Century459 (Fig. 43.) ; BIBLIOGRAPHY