The library of ground
Every place Strata has dug, assembled from its sources and filed by locality and era. A place is reviewed again whenever the ground beneath it is dug afresh.
528 places · 215 localities · last reviewed 27 October 2026
Hungary
BudapestBudapest's ground spans a royal castle hill taken by the Ottomans and shelled in two sieges, a Danube promenade and palace built for insurers and emperors, and city districts holding synagogues, Lutheran churches, mills, and sites of wartime killing and resistance along the river.
12 digs
183 records
13 records Hungary Esztergomi JarasEsztergomi Jaras centres on the hill below Esztergom's basilica, where Szent István tér and its Dark Gate tunnel gather centuries of change: Roman settlement, medieval church, Ottoman siege, archbishops' burials, a 1956 killing, and a factory's long tenancy in a canons' row. 1 dig
29 records
183 records
A Ferencváros street corner
Haller utca · 100 BC–now
A Danube embankment in Pest, Budapest
Salkaházi Sára rakpart · 1443–now
A street near Deák Ferenc tér
József Attila utca · 1541–2024
A cultural center on Andrássy Avenue
Andrássy út · 1541–now
A Budapest boulevard corner
Teréz körút · 1777–2016
A private gold museum, now closed
Andrássy út · 1500–now
A street in Rákospalota
Régi Fóti út · 43–now
A domed Lutheran church on Régi Fóti út
Régi Fóti út · 1735–now
City Park promenade
Kós Károly sétány · 1811–now
Danube Promenade
Vigadó tér · 300–2019
A castle hill street in Buda
Hunyadi János út · 1255–1971
An Art Nouveau palace, now a hotel
Zrínyi utca · 1541–2004
Hungary
Godolloi JarasNear Mogyoród, ground that carried Roman-era pottery and a decisive battle in 1074 later lay emptied by Ottoman rule before being reshaped in 1985–86 into the Hungaroring, the first Formula One circuit behind the Iron Curtain.
1 dig13 records Hungary Esztergomi JarasEsztergomi Jaras centres on the hill below Esztergom's basilica, where Szent István tér and its Dark Gate tunnel gather centuries of change: Roman settlement, medieval church, Ottoman siege, archbishops' burials, a 1956 killing, and a factory's long tenancy in a canons' row. 1 dig
29 records
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