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20.11.2023

Important announcement for the visitors of the National Archaeological Museum

Dear visitors, Due to technical reasons on November 23 rd , 2023, the museum will be closed. You are welcome again on Friday, November 24 th , 2023.

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17.11.2023

Public lecture by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Margarit Damyanov from NAIM-BAS on “The Archaic pottery from the St. Kirik Island and the place of Apollonia Pontica in the chronology of the early Greek colonisation of the Black Sea”

On Tuesday, November 21, 2023, at 17:00, in the building of the National Archaeological Institute with Museum in Sofia, 1 Atanas Burov Sq. (opposite the Presidency Building), Assoc. Prof. Dr. Margarit Damyanov is going to present a lecture, as part of the “Academic seminar...

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09.11.2023

Public lecture by Prof. Oleg B. Bubenok at NAIM–BAS on “Cremation Burials of the Steppe Part of Eastern Europe in the Early Middle Ages: Problems of Origin and Ethnic Attribution”

On Tuesday, November 14, 2023 at 17:00, in the Building of the National Archaeological Institute with Museum of BAS, Sofia, 1 Athanas Burov Sq. (opposite of the Presidency), Prof. Oleg B. Bubenok – NAIM–BAS will present a lecture in Russian on his study of some...

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07.11.2023

NAIM-BAS Opened the Poster Exhibition “The Invisible Traces of Murfatlar” in Constanta, Romania

On 5th October 2023 г., NAIM-BAS opened the poster exhibition “The Invisible Traces of Murfatlar” at the National History and Archaeology Museum in Constanta, Romania. The event is organized within the annual international conference “Pontica”. The...

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31.10.2023

The Monography „Byzantine Pottery from Bulgarian Black Sea Region (8th – 14th c.)“ has been published

The monography „Byzantine Pottery from Bulgarian Black Sea Region (8th – 14th c.) by Ph.D. Maria Manolova-Voykova has been published (Ongal Publishing House, 2023). The book is the first attempt at a comprehensive presentation of the Byzantine ceramic import found on...

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26.10.2023

Public lecture by Dr. Philip Bes from the Austrian Archaeological Institute on “The 2016-2023 Excavations at Limyra (Lycia, Turkey). The Roman-Early Byzantine Pottery in its Urban and Economic Contexts”

On Tuesday, November 7, 2023, at 17:00, in the building of the National Archaeological Institute with Museum in Sofia, 1 Atanas Burov Sq. (opposite the Presidency Building), Dr. Philip Bes (Austrian Archaeological Institute, Austrian Academy of Sciences) is going to give a...

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19.10.2023

The book “Trebenishte. 105 Years Since the Discovery of the Necropolis at Trebenishte 1918 – 2023” has been published

On the occasion of the temporary exhibition “Trebenishte. 105 Years Since the Discovery of the Necropolis at Trebenishte 1918 – 2023”, which could be seen in the Treasury Hall of the National Archaeological Museum till March 24, 2024, scientific specialists...

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18.10.2023

The Training Center of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences Enacted Changes in the Credit System for Defense of Doctorate

In the regulations of the Training Center of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences have been enacted changes concerning the credit system for the defense of a doctorate. Counted from the end of 2022, the modifications concern the point-formation of the PhD students. For the students...

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18.10.2023

The new issue of “Archaeology” magazine has been published

It has been published new issue of the magazine “Archaeology”, LVIII, b. 1-2, 2023, edition of National Archaeological Institute and Museum at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, with editor-in-chief academic Vasil Nikolov. The magazine includes articles for...

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14.10.2023

The National Gallery and the Embassy of Japan in Bulgaria present the temporary exhibition “The Japan Woodblock Prints Ukiyo-E in the Bulgarian Collections

The National Gallery and the Embassy of Japan in Bulgaria present the temporary exhibition “The Japan Woodblock Prints Ukiyo-E in the Bulgarian Collections (18th Octobre 2023 – 21st January 2024) curated by Zlatka Dimitrova and Maria Marinova. The exhibition is...

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