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Entries by Liuba
The Alexandrovo Tomb. 20 Years Later
20 years ago, near the village of Alexandrovo, Bulgaria, a remarkable monument of Thracian architecture from the early Hellenistic period 4th-3rd c. BCE was discovered.
The Alexandrovo Tomb. 20 Years Later
20 years ago, near the village of Alexandrovo, Bulgaria, a remarkable monument of Thracian architecture from the early Hellenistic period 4th-3rd c. BCE was discovered.
Phoenicians and Cypriots in the North? Objects, People and Networks in the North Aegean Area in the Geometric and Archaic Periods
Phoenicians and Cypriots in the North Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean – objects, people and networks in the Geometric and Archaic Periods
A Microcosm of Roman Thrace’s Metropolis: Formative Urban Interactions in the Theater at Philippopolis
The 1st century CE theater in Philippopolis (present-day Plovdiv, Bulgaria) provides a case study for entertainment venues in Roman Thrace.
Past and Present Studies of the Submerged Mesambria, Present-day Nessebar, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
The ancient Mesambria (present-day Nessebar, Bulgaria), part of which is submerged underwater is a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1983.
Early Byzantine Monastery on the Western Black Sea Coast near the City of Odessos (Varna, Bulgaria)
The monastery on Djanavara Hill was one of the biggest and most impressive Early Christian sites not only in the Varna region but also in the northeastern Balkans.
Earliest evidence of modern Homo sapiens from Bacho Kiro Cave
The results from the recent research in Bacho Kiro Cave are helping to understand the beginning of Homo sapiens’ appearance in Europe.
Tell Yunatsite Conservation Project
Tell Yunatsite is a prehistoric site in Southern Bulgaria with an occupation history from the Chalcolithic period to the Middle Ages. It is part of the Balkan Heritage Field School projects, which support the ongoing archaeological excavations.
The Balkan Heritage Foundation is a Bulgarian public, non-profit, non-governmental organization. It was established in 2008 by a team of a cross-institutional program implementing archaeological field schools other cultural resource management projects since 2003.
The Balkan Heritage Foundation’s mission is to support the protection, conservation, management and promotion of cultural, and historical (both tangible and intangible) heritage of Europe as a precondition for sustainable development of the region.
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