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New finds from Perperikon

jig found at the last finds near Perperikon
Ancient warehouse were found from archaeologists after excavations at the antique town of the Thracians Perperikon. Professor Nikolai Ovcharov and his colleagues has found four, completely preserved jars with stony lids and capacity between 160 and 200 liters. The vessels are found at culture stratum from the IV th century a.c.
” Probably at the jars has been preserved wine, because there is red precipitation on the walls and any soil is missing, which is typical for vessels used for food preserving ” adds Professor Ovcharov. The participators at the studies has cleaned the water depot at the top of Perperikon, which is six meters deep. The size of this ancient reservoir is 12 to 6 meters and capacity of 270 000 liters water. By Nikolai Ovcharov’s words this water depot is the biggest at the Balkan peninsula.



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3 000 Years old sepuchre found at Perperikon at Ancient Bulgaria said:

[…] tomb at about 3000 years was found at Perperikon by Krasimir Leshtakov. That was announced by Professor Nikolai Ovcharov, who told that it is result […]

October 2nd, 2007 at 8:38 am
dolphiealr said:

i lov eyou pitures but you should add more warehouses so please add more now

January 17th, 2008 at 7:52 am
Arda river said:

i have found shard over this jars. Your pictures are truly terrific, Stony!

May 21st, 2008 at 7:24 am
at Ancient Bulgaria said:

[…] has shape of bull. Those idols are used from the ancient citizens as gifts at the sanctuaries on Perperikon. Professor Nikolay Ovcharov has told front of the Bulgarian National Radio that these figures […]

July 3rd, 2008 at 11:02 am

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