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Bulgaria’s Road Infrastructure Agency has allocated close to five million leva (about 2.5 million euro) for archaeological studies at major road projects in 2020, the agency said. Along a 67-kilometre […]
The Regional Prosecutor’s Office in Plovdiv has opened an investigation into the destruction of archaeology, dating from Late Antiquity, during ...
An exhibition of archaeological discoveries from the 2019 season opened at the National History Museum in Sofia on December 12 and will continue until ...
Ancient graves, as well as a drinking vessel with a Dionysian scene and perfume estimated to date from the second century CE, have been found by archa ...
An exhibition entitled “At the Gates of the Royal Court – Treasures of Veliki Preslav” opens at the National Archaeological Museum in Bulgaria’s capital city Sofia on November 6 and […]
Archaeologists working at the Forum site in Bulgaria’s city of Plovdiv have found a marble statuette of the Roman goddess Cybele, report on October 27 said. The statuette is believed […]
Archaeologists have found a marble slab, dating from the end of the second century CE, during excavations at the Roman Forum site in Bulgaria’s second city Plovdiv. Representing part of […]
Archaeologists have found a valuable gold treasure in the town of Devnya, about 25km from Bulgaria’s Black Sea city of Varna. Fifteen gold coins were found on September 29, along […]
Archaeologists have found a bronze statuette of a ram’s head, said to date from the sixth century BCE, on St Cyricus Island off the coast of the town of Sozopol […]
A team from the Regional Archaeological Museum in Bulgaria’s second city Plovdiv has uncovered a 20 metre-high tower at the Maltepe mound site near the village of Manole. The tower […]
