Background Infonotes


Welcome to the Background Infonotes section of ArchaeologyinBulgaria.com!

This section is designed to give you, our readers, background information about the archaeological sites, structures, and artifacts in Bulgaria which are mentioned in our archaeological news articles every day. This is no “Wikipedia”, i.e. the Background Infonotes are not exhaustive articles on each respective topic – they are simply designed to give you as readers a quick and brief but nonetheless informative overview of the respective archaeological site, structure, or artifact existing in Bulgaria. That is why you can also find the respective Background Infonotes at the end of our news articles. We hope you’ll find them useful!

Fortresses, Cities, Settlements

Buildings & Structures

Churches & Monasteries

Tombs & Tumuli (Burial Mounds)

Shrines

Thermae (Public Baths)

Bridges

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  1. REPORTS SUBMERGED ANCIENT THRACIAN CAPITAL SEUTHOPOLIS ‘RESURFACES’ IN KOPRINKA WATER RESERVOIR IN CENTRAL BULGARIA PROVEN FALSE | History, Archaeology, Folklore and so on
    REPORTS SUBMERGED ANCIENT THRACIAN CAPITAL SEUTHOPOLIS ‘RESURFACES’ IN KOPRINKA WATER RESERVOIR IN CENTRAL BULGARIA PROVEN FALSE | History, Archaeology, Folklore and so on · September 9, 2015 at 15:25:10 · →

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  2. ARCHAEOLOGIST FINDS 2 MARBLE ROMAN STATUES DURING EXCAVATIONS OF ANCIENT FORUM IN BULGARIA’S PLOVDIV | History, Archaeology, Folklore and so on
    ARCHAEOLOGIST FINDS 2 MARBLE ROMAN STATUES DURING EXCAVATIONS OF ANCIENT FORUM IN BULGARIA’S PLOVDIV | History, Archaeology, Folklore and so on · October 19, 2015 at 19:16:46 · →

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  3. New Part of 2nd Century BCE Roman Fortress Wall and Colored Plaster Discovered at Nebet Tepe
    New Part of 2nd Century BCE Roman Fortress Wall and Colored Plaster Discovered at Nebet Tepe · January 5, 2017 at 00:56:07 · →

    […] more about the history of Plovdiv and Nebet Tebe in the Background Infonotes […]

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