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The Carpathian Basin Rovas /kaːˈpeɪθjən ˈbeɪsn rovaːʃ/ script is an extinct writing system. It was was revitalized in 2009. This scripts is a kind of the [[Hungarian scripts]]. Based on the archaeological relics the use of Carpathian Basin Rovas is proved in the 7th - 11th centuries. The clear majority of the historical texts on the relics are in Hungarian. However, there are some inscriptions also in Onogur, As-Alan, Slavic, and Eurasian Avar as well. The Carpathian Basin Rovas belongs to the [[Rovas_Script_Family|family of the Rovas scripts]], it is close relative to the [[Khazarian Rovas]].
The Carpathian Basin Rovas /kaːˈpeɪθjən ˈbeɪsn rovaːʃ/ script is an extinct writing system. It was was revitalized in 2009. This scripts is a kind of the [[Hungarian scripts]]. Based on the archaeological relics the use of Carpathian Basin Rovas is proved in the 7th - 11th centuries. The clear majority of the historical texts on the relics are in Hungarian. However, there are some inscriptions also in Onogur, As-Alan, Slavic, and Eurasian Avar as well. The Carpathian Basin Rovas belongs to the [[Rovas_Script_Family|family of the Rovas scripts]], it is close relative to the [[Khazarian Rovas]].
==Relics==
* Silver mug of Kunágota (beginning of the 7th c.) - in Eurasian Avar
* Silver vessel of Ozora-Tótipuszta (last third of the 7th c.) - in Onogur
* Needle case of Jánoshida (last third of the 7th c.) - in Onogur
* Drinking cup of Kiskőrös-Vágóhíd (last third of the 7th c.) - in Onogur
* Rovas inscription of the Bow of Környe (end of the 7th c.) - in Hungarian
* [[Szarvas Rovas inscription]] (8th c.) - in Hungarian
* [[Nagyszentmiklos Rovas inscriptions]] (9th-10th c.) - mainly in Hungarian
==Unicode==
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