Adorjan Vegh

* Nemesócsa, 1848 – † Nemesócsa, February 12, 1899 / landowner, art collector, amateur archaeologist ; ; In the Csallóköz: Nemesócsa, Ekele, Nagykesz, Tany and Nagylél he collected Stone Age tools, which he later left to the Komárom Historical and Archaeological Museum Association, of which he was one of the founders. He also found eight human skeletons, whose age is estimated to be several thousand years old. During the excavations carried out on the outskirts of Nagykesz, polished stone axes made of quartzite, serpentine and mica were also found. In 1876 he participated in the international archaeological conference in Budapest, and from 1879 he was also a member of the National Archaeological and Anthropological Society. He collected ethnographic and art objects, and even fans. He published his writings primarily in the Komárom Lapok and the Archeological Bulletin. ; ; His main works: ; The coins of the Árpád kings, 1861, ; The pagan Hungarian cemetery of Nemesócsa in the garden of Adorján Végh (Komáromi Lapok, July 1880), ; On the finds of the mound (Arch. Ért. VII., p. 166–171), 1887.