The 2nd International Meeting for Conservation & Documentation of Ecclesiastical Artefacts

The 2nd International Meeting for Conservation & Documentation of Ecclesiastical Artefacts (IMCDEA) 14-15th December 2016, Zakynthos, Greece

The proceedings of the 2nd International Meeting for Conservation Documentation of Ecclesiastical Artefacts (IMCDEA) represent a significant contribution to the field of art preservation and documentation. Organized by the Ionian University Department of Environmental Studies in Greece and the Ecumenical Patriarchate Theological School of Halki in Turkey, this volume reflects the collaborative efforts of experts who convened in December 2016 on the island of Zakynthos, Greece.
Кражба и подмяна на археологически движими културни ценности от държавни и общински музейни колекции в България. Оценка на риска и превенция (Theft and Replacement of Archaeological Movable Cultural Properties from State and Municipal Museum Collections in Bulgaria: Risk Assessment and Prevention - in Bulgarian)

Кражба и подмяна на археологически движими културни ценности от държавни и общински музейни колекции в България. Оценка на риска и превенция (Theft and Replacement of Archaeological Movable Cultural Properties from State and Municipal Museum Collections in Bulgaria: Risk Assessment and Prevention – in Bulgarian)

Сборникът „Кражба и подмяна на археологически движими културни ценности от държавни и общински музейни колекции в България. Оценка на риска и превенция“ представя различни аспекти на темата чрез гледните точки на български специалисти, взели участие в семинар със същото име на 17 декември 2024 г.
Маршрут по античните мозайки на Сердика

Маршрут по античните мозайки на Сердика

„Маршрут по античните мозайки на Сердика“ на доц. д-р Ваня Попова е първата публикация, която обобщава достъпната информация за всички проучени до момента римски и късноантични сгради с частично или напълно запазени мозаечни подове на територията на Сердика – съвременна София. Това е последната монография на автора, издадена посмъртно, в която са включени анализи и наблюдения, произтичащи от нейната дългогодишна работа в областта на античните мозайки в България.
A guide to the Ancient mosaics of Serdica

A Guide to the Ancient Mosaics of Serdica

“A Guide to the Ancient Mosaics of Serdica” by Associate Professor Vania Popova is the first publication that summarizes all available evidence for the partially or fully preserved floor mosaics excavated in the Roman and Late Antique buildings of ancient Serdica, now modern Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria. This book is also the final monograph of the author, published posthumously, and includes analyses and observations drawn from her extensive research on ancient mosaics in Bulgaria that began in the 1970s.

Ancient and Contemporary Mosaics of Plovdiv/ Антични и съвременни мозайки от Пловдив

This bilingual book presents ancient and contemporary mosaic art in the city of Plovdiv, Bulgaria, featuring examples from the “Plovdiv Mosaic Tour,” established in 2021 by the Balkan Heritage Foundation with financial support from the Municipality of Plovdiv. Serving as an exceptional guide, the book introduces the historical context, technology, and interpretation of these mosaics, with contributions from specialists that are presented in a manner accessible to a general audience.
Tell Yunatsite Archaeological Studies And Perspectives

Tell Yunatsite – Archaeological Studies and Perspectives

Tell Yunatsite is one of the most renowned and continuously excavated prehistoric sites in Bulgaria. This book provides a comprehensive review of the history of research, with a primary emphasis on the archaeological work of the two authors on the Chalcolithic layers between 2000 and 2020. Their excavations revealed that in the 5th millennium BCE, the mound served as the fortified top of a large settlement, illustrating the highly developed material and spiritual culture of its inhabitants, who are regarded as the bearers of one of the earliest civilizations in Europe.

Master Conservation Plan For The Archaeological Site of Stobi, R. of North Macedonia | 2021

The "Master Conservation Plan for the Archaeological Site of Stobi" is a strategic document designed to offer guidance and recommendations for the enhanced protection and presentation of the site's diverse cultural heritage, alongside guidelines for sustainable development through improved management and fundraising capacities of NI Stobi. The development of this plan involved a collaborative effort from numerous experts across North Macedonia, Bulgaria, the UK, Italy, the USA, Greece, and Canada. As the first document of its kind in the Republic of North Macedonia, it serves as an excellent foundation for creating similar plans for other archaeological sites in the country and the broader region. The preparation of the Plan was funded by the J.M. Kaplan Fund (USA)
ГЕНЕРАЛЕН ПЛАН ЗА ЗАШТИТА НА АРХЕОЛОШКИОТ ЛОКАЛИТЕТ СТОБИ РЕПУБЛИКА СЕВЕРНА МАКЕДОНИЈА

Генерален план за заштита на археолошкиот локалитет Стоби | 2021 (Master Conservation Plan For The Archaeological Site of Stobi, R. of North Macedonia – in Macedonian)

„Генерален план за заштита на археолошкиот локалитет Стоби“ претставува стратешки документ чија цел е да обезбеди насоки и препораки за подобра заштита и презентација на разновидното културно наследство на локалитетот, како и насоки за неговиот одржлив развој преку подобрување на капацитетите за управување и прибирање финансиски средства на НУ Стоби. Подготовката на планот беше финансирана од J.M. Kaplan Fund (САД), во која беа вклучени бројни експерти од Северна Македонија, Бугарија, Обединетото кралство, САД, Грција и Канада. Тој е прв документ од ваков вид во Република Северна Македонија и одлична основа за создавање на слични планови за други археолошки локалитети во земјата и поширокиот регион.

Catalogue of Conserved Artifacts from Two Archaeological Sites in Bulgaria: Bona Mansio and Djanavara

This bilingual catalogue (in Bulgarian and English) features 31 artifacts, including pottery and metal objects, whose conservation was funded through a donation campaign by the Balkan Heritage Foundation; these items were uncovered during archaeological excavations, also supported by the Foundation, at the Late Antique and Early Medieval settlement near the Roman road station Bona Mansio in Vetren village and the Early Christian monastery on Djanavara Hill in Varna, Bulgaria.