A fragment with an inscription in Ancient Greek, dating from the first decades of the second century CE, has been found at the Great Basilica site in Bulgaria’s second city Plovdiv.
The find, made during excavations of an early Christian monastery, is part of a mask or bust and most likely portrays an emperor’s face.
The earliest evidence of a drawing made by humans has been found in Blombos Cave in the southern Cape in South Africa.
On the initiative of Limes Commission in Bulgaria and with the financial support of NAIM – BAS the Kick-off meeting of the representatives of the Eastern Sector of the Danube Limes
Conceived as a large complex, situated in its completed form on a 500-acre area 33 km from Varna, The Historical Park offers Bulgarian and foreign visitors ...
New research, led by the University of Bristol, has shed new light on the eating habits of Neolithic people living in southeastern Europe using food residues from pottery extracts dating back more than 8,000 years.
The remains of 65 ships from all ages from Antiquity to the Ottoman period were discovered in the Bulgarian Black Sea aquatory
