Sofia Excavations to Look for Constantine the Great's Palace
Archaeologists are to start in 2015 excavations under Sofia's Sveta Nedelia Square in search of 3 government buildings of the ancient city of Serdica.
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5000 YO Golden Treasure on Display in National History Museum
A treasure of 15 000 golden elements was put on display on Monday in Sofia's National History Museum (NHM).
Model of Bulgaria's Ancient City of Perperikon Showcased in Belgium
A model of the ancient Thracian city of Perperikon, located in the Eastern Rhodopes, near Bulgaria's town of Kardzhali, will be showcased in several Belgian cities.
Bulgarian Museum Publishes Ancient Roman Recipes
The Ruse history museum published a series of postcards with ancient Roman fortresses along the nowadays Bulgarian stretch of the Danube, with Roman recipes on the reverse side.
Ancient Acropolis To Be Restored in Bulgaria's Kyustendil
Bulgaria's government has set aside BGN 5 M for the restoration of the Pautalia acropolis, near Kyustendil.
Bulgaria's Ministry of Culture To Check Treasure Replica for Sale
Bulgaria's Ministry of Culture will look into the sale of a replica of the Thracian golden treasure from Panagyurishte on a US website.
Bulgaria’s Roman Baths to Be Restored – Varna Mayor Pledges
The restoration of the complex of ancient Roman baths, the Roman Thermae in Bulgaria’s city of Varna will begin in March.
Supreme Court: Bulgaria's Priceless Gold Treasure Is State Property
Bulgaria's prized Thracian Panagyurishte Gold Treasure is state property, according to a final Supreme Court rule.
Bulgarian City of Varna Exhibits 200-Year-Old Weapons
The Museum of Archeology in the Bulgarian city of Varna currently hosts a unique exhibition of antique weapons.
Prophetic Dream Leads to Discovery of Old Icon in Bulgaria
A walled-up ancient icon has been found in the church of Bulgarian Lopushna Monastery "St John the Baptist.
Japanese TV Shows Bulgarian Archaeological Wonder
The Japanese television channel TBS aired a coverage about Bulgaria's "Sboryanovo" archaeological reserve in its popular scientific series on Friday.
6000-Year-Old Skeleton Shows Woman Was Buried Pregnant in Bulgaria
Bulgarian archaeologists have uncovered the remains of a woman that appears to have been buried pregnant 6000 years ago.
Top 10 Archeology Finds in Bulgaria for 2013
The top 10 archeology headlines – as we in Novinite.com (Sofia News Agency) saw them – follow, in chronological order
Bulgarian History Museum Showcases Treasures Free of Charge
The National History Museum, NIM, in the Bulgarian capital Sofia, is offering free admission on December 22, 23 and 30.
Thracian Gold Returns to Sofia's History Museum
Sofia's National History Museum, NIM will showcase the Thracian gold treasures in its exhibition "Legends Come to Life".
Statue of Roman Magistrate Unearthed in Bulgaria’s Plovdiv
A marble statue of a Roman magistrate has been unearthed in the Roman Forum in Bulgaria’s Plovdiv, archaeologists have announced.
Bulgarian Archaeologists Unveil Tomb of Thracian Priestess
Bulgarian archeologists working at the Sveshtari tomb have made new important findings suggesting the burial of a female Thracian cult leader.
100+ Archaeological Sites on Bulgaria's South Stream Pipeline Stretch
There are over 100 archaeological sites on the route of the South Stream gas pipeline in Bulgaria and their fate remains unknown.
New Archaeology Treasue Unearthed in Bulgaria
Emergency excavations in the construction of the gas pipeline route between Bulgaria and Romania have yielded the latest archeological treasure.
Bulgaria's Sveshtari Thracian Tomb Celebrated Life
Over the year, Bulgarian archaeologists have made important new discoveries about the Thracian Tomb of Sveshtari, announced archaeologist Prof. Diana Gergova.
Ancient Wine Cellar Discovered in Bulgaria's Nessebar
Archaeologists in Bulgaria's Black Sea town of Nessebar have dug up an antique winery, believed to date back to the 5th century B.C.
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