Archaeology: 9th century Baths found at Bulgaria’s Pliska
Archaeologists working at the site of Pliska, once the capital of the First Bulgarian Kingdom, have uncovered a luxurious royal
Read moreArchaeologists working at the site of Pliska, once the capital of the First Bulgarian Kingdom, have uncovered a luxurious royal
Read moreImpressive are the new findings revealed from the excavations in the tomb of Kasta, in Amphipolis, by the KH Ephorate
Read moreBulgaria’s collection of “vampire skeletons” – burials in which measures were taken to prevent the deceased from rising as undead – can
Read morePolice arrested four people who were carrying out an illegal archaeological excavation of an ancient Roman villa in the village
Read moreValuable buckles with the images of imperial symbols have been found by archaeologists working at the site of medieval Pliska
Read moreThe major archaeological discovery of a Hellenistic-era tomb in Amphipolis, in the district of Serres in northern Greece, has attracted
Read moreArchaelogists believe that they discovered what could be the earliest documented formal human burials found in Cyprus to date. The
Read moreGreek archaeologists may have made a very important discovery at the ancient city of Amphipolis, in north-eastern Greece, after two
Read moreArchaeologists working in the Kraimorie area of Bourgas on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast have found a Christian basilica said
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