Author Archive for: Liuba
Entries by Liuba
BEMA Online Seminars
The Balkan Heritage Foundation and New Bulgarian University present the new series BEMA Online Seminars in Balkan and Eastern Mediterranean Archaeology.
Tell Yunatsite Conservation Project
The Architectural Studio “Atelier 3” presents the completed design for conservation and presentation of the prehistoric site Tell Yunatsite in Southern Bulgaria following the joint preservation initiative of the Regional Museum of History – Pazardzhik, the archaeological team and the Balkan Heritage Foundation. The site is a venue of one of the Balkan Heritage Field School projects.
Trypillia megasites from the 4th millennium BCE
Dr. Bisserka Gaydarska (Durham University, UK and New Bulgarian University) discusses the Trypillia megasites in the steppes of Ukraine and Moldova – the largest known settlements in 4th millennium BCE Europe and possibly the world.
Trypillia megasites from the 4th millennium BCE
In the BEMA Online Seminar on February 06, 2021 Dr. Bisserka Gaydarska discusses the Trypillia megasites in the steppes of Ukraine and Moldova – the largest known settlements in 4th millennium BCE Europe and possibly the world.
Tell Yunatsite in Becky Cooper’s true crime bestseller
True crime author Becky Cooper features her excavation experience at Tell Yunatsite, Bulgaria as a Balkan Heritage Field School student in 2017 in her archaeological bestseller book.
Investigating the medieval church “Sveti Nikola” in Kalotina, Bulgaria
In the period September-November 2020 the Balkan Heritage Foundation team carried out a non-destructive investigation of the medieval church “Sveti Nikola” in Kalotina near Sofia, Bulgaria and a field survey in the surrounding area. The project is supported by the Bulgarian Ministry of Culture.
Investigating the Medieval Church “Sveti Nikola”
The Balkan Heritage Foundation carried out a non-destructive investigation of the medieval church “Sveti Nikola” in Kalotina, Bulgaria
