Tatárülés - Bag

The area above Bag József Attila Street, which is surrounded by Hathegy in the west and the old clay mine in the east. The northern side of the Tatar seat is relatively steep and dotted with bushes. The side of the clay mine is bounded by a pine forest. Top arable land with a beautiful view of the village and the surrounding hills and forests. Viewed from above, the northern slope shows a circular formation. Bag history book based on the Tartar meeting of Rome with Flora marks a pagan land castle. A mound grave was found in 26 of Attila József, which can be dated to the years 1200-1300. The ashes were in an urn covered with a large clay bowl. Above them was a smaller clay vessel. Several bronze bracelets, rings with needles dangling in the urn. Mound graves have also been found in the area of ​​a nearby sand mine. On older map markings, a place called Hathegy today is marked as the Little Tartar. The present area is still called the Great Tartar.