New Archaeological Discoveries in the Black Sea near Sozopol An underwater archaeological expedition of the National History Museum reveals the secrets of Port Baglar ("Bay of the Vines") off Sozopol. NIM announced that they have completed underwater and geophysical surveys in the bay near Cape Christos and the Kavatsi area
Slab with Marching Ancient Greek Warriors Discovered at Apollo Temples on Ancient Black Sea Island in Bulgaria’s Sozopol A 2,500-year-old slab, a relief depicting marching Ancient Greek warriors, or hoplites, has been discovered among other finds in the recent archaeological excavations of two temples of ancient god Apollo on the St. Cyricus Island,
Village Dated to First Bulgarian Empire Discovered The previously unknown medieval Bulgarian village has been discovered as a result of rescue excavations for the construction of the Hemus Highway, a road linking the Bulgarian capital Sofia with the city of Varna on the Black Sea via the Danube Valley in
A 2,500-year-old Thracian pit sanctuary was discovered in the Burgas complex "Izgrev" A newly discovered archeological site was shown today during a press conference in the city of Burgas’s complex Izgrev. It is a
This horse shoulder blade bone (scapula) from ca. 1300 found in the Rusocastro Fortress in Southeast Bulgaria has three symmetrical, lined up burning marks, indicating a potential and completely unknown magic ritual, according to the scholars’ hypothesis. The ritual doesn’t seem likely to be connected with the Ancient Bulgars but may have to do
A 2,500-year-old Thracian Pit Sanctuary Was Discovered in the Burgas Complex Izgrev A newly discovered archeological site was shown today during a press conference in the city of Burgas’s complex Izgrev. It is a Thracian pit sanctuary from the 5th to the 4th century BC. The rescue archeological excavations at
