Archaeology: Roman-era marble statue found in Bulgaria’s Varna
An exceptionally well-preserved Roman marble statue has been discovered in Varna, the Bulgarian Black Sea city’s Regional History Museum said.
Read moreAn exceptionally well-preserved Roman marble statue has been discovered in Varna, the Bulgarian Black Sea city’s Regional History Museum said.
Read moreA team of archaeologists led by Professor Ludmil Vagalinski has found a second statue dating from antiquity during a dig
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Read moreArchaeologists carrying out a dig in the village of Kapitan Petko Voivoda in Bulgaria’s Topolovgrad municipality have found gold artifacts
Read moreA completely preserved Thracian temple, said to date from the third century BCE, has been discovered by archaeologists on the
Read moreThe sarcophagus, which was found on a beach in Sv Konstantin i Elena resort near Bulgaria’s Black Sea city of
Read moreA sarcophagus, said by experts to date from the Roman era, has been found “unattended” on a beach in Bulgaria,
Read moreA fragment of a marble slab with an inscription, believed to date from the time of Roman Emperor Septimius Severus,
Read moreA rare and precious ring has been discovered during archaeological excavation by the National History Museum in the citadel of
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