site.btaFor 15th Consecutive Year NAIM-BAS organizes Bulgarian Archeology Temporary Exhibition
ESD 11:22:01 08-02-2022
DT1118ES.109
109 CULTURE - NAIM- BAS - EXHIBITION - ARCHEOLOGY
For 15th Consecutive Year
NAIM-BAS organizes
Bulgarian Archeology Temporary Exhibition
Sofia, February 8 (BTA) - For the fifteenth consecutive year, the National Archaeological Institute with a Museum at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (NAIM-BAS), with the support of 20 other museums, organized the temporary exhibition "Bulgarian Archeology".
The exposition presents the most interesting and impressive discoveries and researches from the past active archeological season. Among the exhibits are gold, silver and bronze ornaments, exquisite ceramic anthropomorphic figures and vessels, collective finds of silver and bronze coins, tools and weapons, and much more. Included are 40 sites illustrating the development of cultures in today's Bulgarian lands from the Paleolithic (over 100,000 years before our time) to the Middle Ages.
The exhibition "Bulgarian Archeology 2021" can be visited in the Central Hall of NAIM-BAS from February 16. RY/DT
/DT/
DT1118ES.109
109 CULTURE - NAIM- BAS - EXHIBITION - ARCHEOLOGY
For 15th Consecutive Year
NAIM-BAS organizes
Bulgarian Archeology Temporary Exhibition
Sofia, February 8 (BTA) - For the fifteenth consecutive year, the National Archaeological Institute with a Museum at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (NAIM-BAS), with the support of 20 other museums, organized the temporary exhibition "Bulgarian Archeology".
The exposition presents the most interesting and impressive discoveries and researches from the past active archeological season. Among the exhibits are gold, silver and bronze ornaments, exquisite ceramic anthropomorphic figures and vessels, collective finds of silver and bronze coins, tools and weapons, and much more. Included are 40 sites illustrating the development of cultures in today's Bulgarian lands from the Paleolithic (over 100,000 years before our time) to the Middle Ages.
The exhibition "Bulgarian Archeology 2021" can be visited in the Central Hall of NAIM-BAS from February 16. RY/DT
/DT/
news.modal.header
news.modal.text