2 Tombs Unveiled at Bulgaria's Thracian City of Perperikon
Bulgarian archaeologists, working at the holy rock city of Perperikon, will unveil Wednesday two new tombs.
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Archaeologists Find Thracian Town on Bulgarian Sea Coast
Bulgarian archaeologists have discovered a Thracian settlement during the first ever excavations in the town of Tsarevo on the southern Black Sea coast.
Archaeologists Set to Find Largest Coin Treasure in Bulgaria
Bulgarian archaeologists expect to find at the holy rock city of Perperikon the largest ever medieval coin treasure in the country.
Top Bulgarian Archaeologist Finds 2nd 'Womb' Cave
Prominent Bulgarian archaeologist, Professor, Nikolay Ovcharov, has discovered a second "womb" cave in the country.
Bulgarian 'Vampire' 1st in National Geographic Facebook News
The National Geographic Facebook article about the medieval vampire skeleton, which was recently discovered in Bulgaria's Black Sea town of Sozopol has turned into the most shared link of news in the last four months.
2 Gold Necklaces Found in Bulgaria's Roman Colony Debelt
Two gold necklaces have already been found in the recently discovered Roman tombs in Debelt, in southeastern Bulgaria.
Archaeologists Discover Bulgarian Herculaneum
A Bulgarian Herculaneum, named Akra, has been discovered by archaeologists on the Akin cape, near the town of Chernomorets on the southern Black Sea coast.
Important Christian Archaeology Site Pops Up in Bulgaria
An ancient Christian burial site with preserved murals has been uncovered during excavation work for the electricity network of the Bulgarian city of Plovdiv.
Heavy Truck Causes Important Archeological Find in Bulgaria
A truck carrying concrete for a construction site near Bulgaria's Debelt has caused the precious discovery of two tombs dating from Roman times.
Bulgarian Archaeologists on Struma Hwy Obey PM's Deadline
Bulgarian archaeologists have adhered to the June 30 deadline issued by Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov, to finish excavations so that construction on the southwestern Struma highway can go on.
Bulgarian Cabinet Funds Latest Archeology Finds
The Bulgarian government is planning to slate additional funding for archeological excavations on the southern Black Sea coast, according to Finance Minister, Simeon Djankov.
Bulgarian Archaeologists Uncover Part of Ancient Town Underwater
A Bulgarian team of archaeologists found a neighborhood of an old Byzantine town underwater near cape Akin in the Bulgarian Black Sea town of Chernomorets.
Bulgarian Archaeologists Rebury Medieval 'Vampire'
Bulgarian archaeologists have conducted a ritual reburial of a man discovered in a medieval grave who was treated against vampirism, the latest among a couple of other similar discoveries in Bulgaria that made global headlines.
Bulgarian Archaeologists Find Ancient Thracian Cemetery on Highway Route
Bulgarian archaeologists have uncovered a 2800-year-old cemetery during excavations along the route of the future Struma Highway that will link Bulgaria's capital Sofia to the border with Greece.
Bulgarian Archaeologists Dig into Medieval Monastery amidst 'Vampire' Finds
Bulgarian archaeologists have uncovered new finds from a monastery dating back to the 13th century, i.e. the apex of the Second Bulgarian Empire.
Bulgarian Highway Construction Might Damage Valuable Archaeology Findings
Bulgarian archaeologists working on the track of the Struma Highway under construction have warned that future planned sections of the road might bury important findings.
Bulgarian Archaeologists Stumble Upon Ancient Treasure in Sozopol
Bulgarian archaeologists have discovered a treasure of bronze coins during excavations in the Black Sea resort town of Sozopol.
Roman Fortress in Bulgaria's Ruse to Be Restored with EU Money
In two months' time, the repair works at the Roman fortress Sexaginta Prista near the Danube city of Ruse in northeastern Bulgaria are to be wrapped up, according to a media statement f the Ministry of Regional Development and Public Works.
Ancient Road Found on Path of Bulgaria's Struma Hwy
A wide cobblestone road, dated around the 7th century BC, has been discovered by archeologists under the path of the Struma Highway in southwestern Bulgaria, currently under construction.
Scientists Say Bulgarian St John Baptist Theory Possible
Scientists do not exclude the possibility that remains found in an ancient reliquary in a 5th century monastery on Sveti Ivan Island in Bulgaria may belong to St John the Baptist.
Bulgarian Archaeologists Identify 'Vampire' as Pirate, Evil Mayor of Sozopol
The "vampire" skeleton that was recently discovered by archaeologists in a grave in Bulgaria's Black Sea town of Sozopol has been identified as a pirate and mayor.
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