Crossing borders on the way to the Holy Land: Did Richard the Lionheart mix with the Magyars?
A walrus ivory cross from the 12th century, is opening up a new chapter in both British and Hungarian history. The relic, which belonged to Richard I. was found in Hungary - suggesting that Richard the Lionheart spent some time in the country. If proven - the cross will help historians fill in some blanks on the travels of the legendary crusader. Howard Stevens is a former defence attache at the British Embassy in Budapest and he's been busy tracking down King and Cross. He's speaking to Petra Hajdu of Radio Budapest...
