A quadrans of pride or why the coin of Heraclea Sintica is valuable
Sometimes the bronze may be more valuable than gold – just as is the case with the miniature coin, discovered
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Author: Archaeologia Bulgarica
LiDAR results can help in finding the early acropolis of Heraclea Sintica
Archaeologia Bulgarica found out about two interesting anomalies that were discovered using LiDAR scanning of the Kozhuh hill in the
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A burial of a child dated I millennium BC discovered
Several days ago archaeologists from the Bulgarian-German archaeological expedition near the village of Novgrad, Tsenovo municipality in the central part
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Who is Philip the Arab and what links him to the Maltepe mound
The keen interest in the video report by Archaeologia Bulgarica from the excavations near the village of Manole, Plovdiv municipality,
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Where does the statue of “the greatest and the most divine” lie?
The flow of tourists who came to make selfie with the newly discovered statue in Heraclea Sintica is not stopping.
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The gold in the pot from Kaliakra is the spoil of robbers
The initial hypotheses links the findings with the Tartars of Aktav or the Genoese Bartholomeo di Grimaldi Medieval treasure of
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Following the steps of the last strong Emperor of Rome
The team of Assoc. Prof. Dr. Sergey Torbatov from the National Archaeological Institute with Museum at Sofia has renewed the
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Two-headed dogs on the armor of a notorious Thracian warrior
Ever since the discovering of grave 2 in one of the biggest mounds on the territory of Bulgaria – Roshava
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TO BE OVERTAKEN BY THE RAGE OF NEMESIS
The archaeologists from the team of Assoc. Prof. Lyudmil Vagalinski found another confirmation, that in Heraclea Sintica, a very sanctified
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Pure gold and Pompeian red in Heraclea Sintica
On July 23 our media platform, Archaeologia Bulgarica showed in а clip the “Pompeian” red of the plaster in one
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