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25.09.2012
Under the title The World of the Celts. Centres of Power – Treasures of Art , Baden-Württemberg State Museum of Archaeology and Württemberg State Museum (Landesmuseum Württemberg) in the German province of Baden-Württemberg present an extraordinary...
14.09.2012
In September 2012 the Royal Academy of Arts in London opened an exhibition showing the most outstanding bronze works of all time. It covers a remarkable historical, geographical and style scope – 5000 years of work in Asia, Africa and Europe. Some of the pieces come among the...
06.09.2012
The XXII International Limes Congress is opened in the town of Ruse (the Roman town of Sexaginta Prista ). Its work proceeds from 6th to 11th September in the beautiful newly restored building of the Dohodno Zdanie in downtown of Ruse. More than 300 archaeologists from around...
05.09.2012
The Vulchitrun Treasure, housed in the Representative depot of the NAIM-BAS, has come back to the National Museum of Archaeology after three months long exhibition in Burgas. It belongs to the rarest and most enigmatic golden hoards the world knows so far.
The...
31.08.2012
The National Archaeological Institute with Museum of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences arranged artifacts coming from the Roman Serdica in a temporary exhibition. It is opened in the Serdica II new subway station. The artifacts belong to the depot of NAIM-BAS. All of them have...
28.08.2012
The new published book contains articles from nineteen Bulgarian scholars – archaeologysts, numismatists and historians that summarize the results of long-term studies (primarily archaeological) of the Lower Danube Roman Limes (1st – 6th c. AD). The present book is...
13.07.2012
In late June 2012 the archaeological team of the NAIM – BAS headed by Ass. Prof. Dr. Krastina Panayotova and deputy directors Chief Assistant Dr. Margarit Damyanov and Theodora Bogdanova, investigating the necropolis of ancient Apollonia Pontica, discovered a hoard...
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