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Showing posts with label Bulgaria. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bulgaria. Show all posts
Friday, 22 July 2011

Bulgaria. 17. Plovdiv.

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Bulgaria. 17. Plovdiv. 1. Kozi Gramadi. Double axe, 21.07.2011 .

Double axe found in Bugaria

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A double axe of the ancient Thracians was discovered in Bulgaria. It is 22 cm long and was found near the hill called Kozi Gramadi. From: To...
Thursday, 8 April 2010

Bulgaria: Rhodope Mountains

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Rhodope Mountains A Sanctuary of a Persian God Was Opened for Visitors in the Rhodope Mountain

A Sanctuary of a Persian God Was Opened for Visitors in the Rhodope Mountain

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A Sanctuary of a Persian God Was Opened for Visitors in the Rhodope Mountain Kamelia Кrumova, information by dir.bg The only sanctuary of a ...
Thursday, 25 March 2010

Internet Museums in the Balkans...

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First posted: 25.03.2010 Updates: 05.07.2011 (added to FYRo Macedonia) I have been working of a page called "Sites per Country", w...
Sunday, 21 March 2010

Bulgaria: Organising the Material - Administrative Organisation.

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Since 1999, Bulgaria has consisted of twenty-eight. All take their names from their respective capital cities: The enumeration follo...
Tuesday, 16 March 2010

Bulgaria: Cybele Temple in Balchik to be Protected by Archaeologists

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Bulgaria: Cybele Temple in Balchik to be Protected by Archaeologists BalkanTravellers.com ...
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