The Archaeological Geospatial Laboratory of Pázmány Péter Catholic University began research in the area in 2017, focusing on regular field surveys, metal detector surveys, and magnetometer surveys, which have continued to the present day. The initial survey material for the research was sourced from sites published in Volume 5 of the Archaeological Topography of Hungary, those listed in the Central Register, and from the LIDAR survey previously conducted for the investigation of the Battle of Pusztamarót. Additionally, archaeological features identified in satellite images available through Google Earth and aerial photographs held at the Pécs Aerial Archaeology Laboratory of the University of Pécs were used. This gathered data forms the basis of a database that will guide future extensive field surveys, metal detector surveys, ground-penetrating radar, and magnetometer measurements.
At this stage, no complex conclusions have been drawn, and the project is expected to be completed by 2022. Field surveys have been conducted at all previously known sites, and magnetometer surveys have been initiated at four of these locations. A small Middle Bronze Age deposit was uncovered during one of the metal detector surveys.
