Hungarian National Museum Showcases Stunning Silver Trays from the Seuso Treasure

Budapest, Hungary – The Hungarian National Museum recently shared a captivating video showcasing three silver trays, two from the world-renowned Seuso Treasure and one from a different collection. The video, which has already garnered significant online attention, focuses on the artistry and historical significance of these remarkable pieces. The Akhilleusz-tál, or Achilles tray, a centerpiece of the Seuso Treasure, is highlighted for its impressive size (70 cm in diameter) and its detailed depiction of the Greek hero's life. In contrast, a simpler Geometric tray from the same treasure is also shown, representing a different style of Roman silverwork. A third tray, discovered in the Sava River bed, is presented to emphasize the uniqueness and importance of the Seuso Treasure. 'The Seuso Treasure is a highlight of our permanent exhibition,' said a representative from the Hungarian National Museum. 'We hope this video will inspire more people to visit and explore this incredible collection.' The video's success underscores the public's enduring fascination with history and the power of visual storytelling to engage audiences with cultural heritage.