Grounds of Bulgarian Archaeology 'Sensation' Turned into Meadow
Much of the grounds of the Bulgarian archaeological reserve "Sboryanovo" near the town of Isperih and the village of Sveshtari have become a field planted with alfalfa.
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Bulgarians Practiced Anti-Vampire Rituals up until 25 Years Ago – Archeologist
Rituals aiming to prevent dead people from turning into vampires were practiced in Bulgaria until quite recently, according to renowned Bulgarian archeologist Nikolay Ovcharov.
Archaeologists Discover Plaque Depicting Fortuna in Plovdiv
Archaeologists in Plovdiv discovered pieces of unique marble statues and a votive tablet depicting the Greek Goddess of luck Fortuna.
Unique Thracian Carriage Discovered In Northern Bulgaria
Archeologists have unearthed a 25-centuries-old two-wheel carriage near the Bulgarian northeastern town of Sveshtari.
Bulgaria Unearths 2nd 'Vampire' Skeleton
A second skeleton of a medieval "vampire" has been discovered on Bulgaria's Black Sea coast.
Bulgarian Archeologists Uncover Large Votive Relief of Zeus
A team of Bulgarian archeologists led by Dr. Ivan Hristov has discovered an unusually large votive relief of the ancient Greek God Zeus near the Bulgarian village of Starosel.
Visitors Flock to Bulgaria's 1st Fully Restored Roman Fortress
The first fully restored Roman fortress in Bulgaria in the village of Belchin near the mountain town of Samokov has enjoyed huge interest over the weekend.
1st Fully Restored Roman Fortress Opens Doors in Bulgaria
The first fully restored Roman fortress in Bulgaria in the village of Belchin near the mountain town of Samokov opened doors for visitors Saturday.
393 Ancient Roman Coins Discovered in Bulgaria
Bulgarian archaeologists have unearthed 393 bronze coins from the 5th century AD, minted during the reign of Roman Emperor Theodosius II.
Bulgaria's 'Vampire' Skeleton Heads Back to Home Town
The skeleton of a medieval “vampire” discovered in Bulgaria is to be transported back to the town of Sozopol when archaeologists unearthed it last year.
Restored 'Vampire' Face Seen in Bulgaria's History Museum
Residents and guests of the Bulgarian capital Sofia can see the reconstructed face of the "vampire from Sozopol" over the weekend and for few days next week in the National History Museum, NIM.
Unique Thracian Exhibit Opens in Sofia
The unique exhibit "The Sword of King Seuthes III" is opening Wednesday at the National History Museum, NIM, in the Bulgarian capital Sofia.
Bulgarian Archaeologists Uncover Major Roman Thermae
A Bulgarian team of archaeologists have discovered well-preserved remains of a Roman bath in the ancient Bulgarian town of Sozopol.
Bulgaria Funds Varna Roman Baths Restoration with BGN 3 M
Bulgarian Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister, Simeon Djankov, has pledged the significant amount of BGN 3 M for restoration and conservation of the historical Roman Baths in the Black Sea city of Varna.
Unique Bulgarian Thracian Treasure May Be Displayed in US
US Ambassador to Bulgaria Marcie Ries has been impressed by the unique gold Thracian treasure that was recently discovered in the country's famous Sveshtari tomb.
Bulgarian Archeologists Unearth Poseidon, Priapus Temples
Bulgarian archeologists in the historical coastal town of Sozopol are working on unearthing two antique temples - of Gods Poseidon and Priapus.
Bulgarian 'Vampire' Makes National Geographic 2012 Top 10
The "vampire" skeleton, unearthed during archaeology excavations in the Bulgarian Black Sea town of Sozopol, is included in the National Geographic ranking of the 10 most popular news pictures for 2012.
Bulgaria Unearths Ancient 'Millionaire's' Treasure
Bulgarian archaeologists have unearthed 40 silver coins during excavations in the second largest city of Plovdiv.
Ancient Necropolis Pops on Path of Bulgaria-Romania Gas Link
A necropolis with over 100 burials has been unearthed during archaeological excavations near the village of Marten in northern Bulgaria.
Bulgarians Want Unique Thracian Treasure Back in Hometown
Residents of Bulgaria’s town of Isperih plan to launch a petition to have the unique gold Thracian treasure, recently discovered in the nearby famous Sveshtari tomb, to be returned to them.
Magnificent Bulgarian Thracian Gold 'Outshines' Obama's Win
The unique gold Thracian treasure, recently discovered in the famous Sveshtari tomb in Bulgaria, has become extremely popular on the British BBC.
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