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Lajos Juhász is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Classical and Roman Archaeology, Institute of Archaeological Sciences, Eötvös Loránd University. He holds a PhD in Classical Archaeology (2015) and has been affiliated with the university since 2018, previously serving as a University Assistant Professor (2015-2018) and Research Assistant (2013-2015).
- Education:
- PhD (2015), ELTE BTK
- Bachelor of Arts in Scandinavian Studies (2010), ELTE BTK
- Certified Archaeologist (2009), ELTE BTK
Juhász specializes in ancient visual propaganda, Roman numismatics, and Sarmatian coin imitations, analyzing their role in barbarian societies and Roman frontier dynamics. His work bridges coin hoard analysis with military campaign artifacts, focusing on the Danube Limes and Carpathian Basin.
Recent publications highlight trends in late Roman coin hoards (2024), Sarmatian amulets (2023), and Brigetio bath excavations (2023), revealing shifts in economic and political landscapes during Roman decline. His 2021 monograph on the Aquincum hoard connects barbarian invasions (258-260 AD) to civil settlement abandonment.
- Scientific Awards:
- Erasmus Scholarship (2008)
- Ernst Mach Scholarship (2010)
- Hungarian Numismatic Society Broad Membership (2017)
- Serbian Archaeological Society Broad Membership (2021)
Juhász collaborates with institutions like the Klapka György Museum and Bulgarian archaeologists. He contributes to rescue excavations (e.g., flood control projects) and examines bronze statuettes as Roman military propaganda. His 2021 study on Thracian medallions in Brigetio underscores their role in eastern campaign souvenirs.
