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Archeology

The Varna Gold

The Varna Gold, discovered in Bulgaria, is the world’s oldest processed gold treasure, dating back nearly 7,000 years.

Mesarite: Bulgaria’s Ancient Gateway to the Past

Discover Mesarite, an ancient archaeological site near Sozopol, where history, nature, and culture intertwine to reveal Bulgaria's rich past. Explore the remnants of a once-thriving trade route that connected the Bakarluka copper mines to the ancient world.

Veliki Preslav Archaeological Reserve

This enchanting aerial photograph captures the expansive grandeur of the Veliki Preslav archaeological reserve, nestled amidst the verdant landscape of Bulgaria.

Orpheus Sanctuary

Delve into the mystique of the Orpheus Sanctuary, a Bulgarian archaeological treasure that predates the Egyptian pyramids by a millennium, holding clues to an ancient civilization lost in time.

Beglik Tash: Bulgaria’s Ancient Rock Sanctuary

Immerse yourself in the mystery of the past at Beglik Tash, a remarkable prehistoric rock sanctuary on Bulgaria's sun-kissed Black Sea coast, where history and nature intertwine in fascinating ways.

The Thracian Tomb Heroon

Sun, sea, and a voyage through time - welcome to the Thracian Tomb Heroon near Pomorie, Bulgaria's best-kept secret.

The Karanovo System

Delving into the depths of Southeastern Europe's ancient past, the Karanovo System serves as an archaeological compass, guiding us through the intricate labyrinth of Neolithic and Early Bronze Age cultures.

The Glina-Schneckenberg Culture

The Glina-Schneckenberg culture, though centered beyond Bulgaria's modern borders, left a significant imprint on the broader canvas of Southeast Europe's prehistoric era, highlighting the interconnectedness of early cultures.

Archeological Cultures Chronology

Dive into the rich tapestry of Bulgaria’s past as we explore the diverse archaeological cultures that have shaped its land. This journey uncovers the fascinating timeline of human history in Bulgaria, from the earliest settlers to advanced ancient civilizations.

Cotofeni Culture

Emerging from the dawn of the Bronze Age, the Coţofeni Culture weaves a tale of early human innovation and cultural exchange across modern-day Romania, Serbia, and Bulgaria.

Cernavoda Culture

Unraveling the intricate tapestry of the past, the Cernavoda Culture offers an intriguing glimpse into the Bronze Age civilization that flourished in the regions of modern-day Romania and Bulgaria.

Cucuteni-Trypillia Culture

Although not a central stage of the Cucuteni-Trypillia culture, Bulgaria houses intriguing archaeological traces that hint at the subtle influence of this remarkable Bronze Age civilization.
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