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Avar bone plates
Two carved bone plates from a bow grip, discovered in Grave 434 at Kiskundorozsma (Hungary). They bear incised runiform signs associated with the Late Avar period, but the text remains undeciphered. Typically dated to the late 8th century (sometimes discussed into the early 9th).
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Bibliography 3
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László Károly (2023) A Database of Turkic Runiform Inscriptions
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Csaba Szalontai, András Benedek, László Károly (2014) A Kiskundorozsma Kettőshatár úti II. avar temető 434. sírja
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Csaba Szalontai, Károly László (2013) Runiform fragments of the late Avar period from Hungary